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Alyson Frazier
Flute
Current Position
Philharmonia Orchestra - Associate Second Flute
Orchestral - guest principal
London Philharmonic Orchestra
Ulster Orchestra
Aurora Orchestra
London Mozart Players
English Chamber Orchestra
London Chamber Orchestra
ORCHESTRAL - guest piccolo & second
Philharmonia Orchestra
London Symphony Orchestra
BBC Concert Orchestra
BBC Philharmonic Orchestra
Royal Philharmonic OrchestraRoyal Scottish National Orchestra
Royal Northern Sinfonia
SESSIONS
COOL Music Ltd - Poor Things, Amsterdam, etc. on Flute, Piccolo, Alto, BassPhilharmonia Orchestra - Shostakovich 6, Till Eulenspiegel, Don Juan on Piccolo
BBC Concert Orchestra - Wild Isles, etc. on Flute, Piccolo, Alto, Bass
opera & BALLET
Grange Park Opera
Opera Holland Park
Scottish Ballet
Royal Opera House - extra listCONTEMPORARY
London Symphony Orchestra Sound HubRiot Ensemble
Ensemble x.y - Founding Member
London Contemporary Orchestra
London Contemporary Music Festival Orchestra
AWARDS & Trials
Ulster Orchestra - Principal Flute Trial, current
Philharmonia - Principal Piccolo Trial, 2022
Associate of the Royal Academy of Music - ARAM 2022
British Flute Society Young Artist Competition - Prize Winner 2014Royal Academy of Music Piccolo Competition - Prize Winner 2014
TEACHING & OUTREACH
Trinity Laban Conservatoire - Junior Trinity Flute TeacherGuildhall School of Music and Drama - Junior Guildhall Deputy Flute Teacher
London Symphony Orchestra - Discovery Performer
London Philharmonic Orchestra - Sound Journeys Workshop Leader
Play for Progress - Director, Co-Founder, Workshop Leader
TRAINING
Southbank Sinfonia - Co-Principal Flute 2017
Royal Academy of Music - MA (Distinction) & LRAM 2012-2014Professors Karen Jones, Michael Cox, Patricia Morris
Northwestern University - BMus (Hons) 2008-2012
Professors Walfrid Kujala and Richard Graef
Supplemental Teachers - Gitte Marcusson and Robert Winn
Alyson Frazier (she/her)
A.R.A.M, L.R.A.M.
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