|  Fairer
Winds is a professional trio of Flute, Clarinet and bassoon. As
a trio they have performed for many prestigious events. Some of
their venues include events for Thames Trips, the National portait
Gallery, Skinners Hall, the Birmingham Bullring, and Toni and
Guy.
The
Fairer Winds are graduates of the UK’s Music Conservatoires, and
have performed with major orchestras, such as the Royal Philharmonic,
BBC Symphony, Royal Opera House, BBC National Orchestra of Wales,
English National Opera and the Northern Sinfonia. The trio perform
regularly at occasions such as weddings, banquets, corporate events,
receptions and family parties, with a wide repertoire including
classical works as well as jazz, swing, old time classics and
pop. Special arrangements can also be scored on request.
Jo
Cackett (Bassoon) Jo studied at the RNCM from 1995 -
1999 with Alan Pendlebury and Ed Warren and at the Guildhall School
of Music from 1999 - 2000 with Merrick Alexander and Robin O'Neill.
Jo freelances regularly with the RLPO, Bournemouth Symphony, BBC
Philharmonic and BBC Concert Orchestras. She performed as guest
principal bassoon with the Britten Sinfonia at the 2003 Proms.
Rebecca
Larsen (Flute) Rebecca studied as a postgraduate at the
RAM from 1994-96 with Sebastian Bell. She gave her Park Lane debut
in 1998 and has since gone on to further her orchestral career.
Rebecca has trialed as principal piccolo with the Royal Opera
House, BBC Symphony, BBC National Orchestra of Wales and BBC Philharmonic
Orchestras and has performed as guest principal flute with the
London Mozart Players, English National Ballet and the Guildford
Philharmonic
Julia
Russell (Clarinet) Julia studied at the RNCM from 1989-92
and then as a postgraduate at the RCM from 1992-93 with Michael
Collins and Richard Hosford. She won the Yamaha Kemble Wind Scholarship
and broadcast on Radio 2. Julia has trialed with the BBC Symphony,
Northern Ballet and Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestras and
freelances regularly with ENO, WNO, BBC National Orchestra of
Wales and the Bournemouth Symphony.
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