ヴィオラ・ダ・ガンバ奏者： スージー・ナッパー Susie Napper

Susie Napper is a Montreal-based gambist and cellist , of British origin, specializing in Baroque repertoire, active in Canada and internationally.

Biography

Susie Napper studied at the Guildhall School of Music in London , the Juilliard School of Music in New York and the Paris Conservatoire.

In the 1980s, she played in the orchestra of Les Arts Florissants, conducted by William Christie .

In 1985, with Margaret Little , she created Les Voix Humaines , a duet of Montreal viola da gamba .

She was co-founder and director of the San Francisco Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra and is principal cellist of the "Studio de Musique Ancienne" in Montreal . She teaches at McGill University in Montreal and in 2001 founded the "Montreal Baroque International Festival".

Susie Napper plays a bass Barak Norman viol made in London in 1703 and was the possession of the Italian composer Arcangelo Corelli .

Selective discography

With Les Arts Florissants

1984: Medea Marc-Antoine Charpentier

With the ensemble Les Voix Humaines

　1997: " The Nymphs of the Rhine, Vol.1 " by Johannes Schenck
　1998: " The Nymphs of the Rhine, Volume 2 " by Johannes Schenck
　" Poeticall Musicke " by Tobias Hume
　" The 4 Seasons " by Christopher Simpson
　Complete discography of " Concerts with two viols esgales "
　 of Sieur de Sainte-Colombe (4 double CDs)

Awards

　The Human Voices ensemble (Susie Napper and Margaret Little ) has received numerous awards:
　Diapason of gold
　Shock of the World of Music
　Repertoire-Classica 10
　Classics Today 10/10
　Opus Prize 2007 from the Conseil quebecois de la musique

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