Fifth Annual Masterclass
For Singers
Directed by
Teresa Cahill
Accompanist
Andrew Daldorph
Friday 6th, Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th JUNE
DUNSFORD VILLAGE HALL
End of Course Concert
Sunday 8th June at 7.00pm
Tickets at the door £5
Observers welcome. £3 per session, £5 per day, £10 all sessions £5 for Concert Friday 6 - 9pm, Saturday 10am - 1pm, 2 - 5pm, 5.15 - 8pm Sunday 10am - 1pm, 2 - 5pm, Concert 7 - 8.30pm Enquiries to Christine Marsden 01647 252989 Christine.marsden@googlemail.com
Teresa Cahill
Teresa Cahill's operatic career began at Glyndebourne and she has given over 100 performances at Covent Garden in rôles including Sophie in Der Rosenkavalier and Servilia in La Clemenza di Tito which she also sang at La Scala Milan. In concert she has appeared with Solti, del Mar, Tennsted and Fischer Dieskau. Amongst her recordings are Figaro with Otto Klemperer, Der Rosenkavalier, Elgar's King Olaf & Spirit of England and also a recital of Richard Strauss Lieder.
Teresa is a professor at Trinity College of Music London and has given masterclasses all over the country and abroad including Dartington in Devon and Jackdaws in Somerset. She has been on the juries of many major competitions: The Kathleen Ferrier Award, Royal Overseas League, Great Elm and also the National Mozart Competition of which she is the Artistic Advisor. She was last years ISM Performers’ Representative.
Andrew Daldorph
A former pupil of Tiffin Boys' School, Kingston, Andrew graduated with a first class honours degree in music from the University of Southampton in 1993. He then took up the post of Organ Scholar at Guildford Cathedral and subsequently gained Fellowship of the Royal College of Organists. Andrew took lessons from some of the world's most eminent organists, including Peter Hurford, David Hill, David Sanger and Dame Gillian Weir, and on the harpsichord, he studied with Robert Woolley. He frequently gives recitals and has played for services and concerts in cathedrals and concert halls throughout the country. Recent appearances include Exeter and Guildford Cathedrals, Buckfast Abbey, Dartington Great Hall and l'Auditoria de Girona, Spain.
He is the Director of The Exeter Chamber Choir, as well as conducting East Devon Choral Society and the semi-professional choir Musica Pratica, A performance of the Monteverdi Vespers featuring these two Devon-based groups to a capacity audience in Exeter Cathedral in February 2005 prompted much critical acclaim.
Andrew teaches piano and organ privately and at Exeter School. To relax, Andrew enjoys playing jazz piano with his trio at functions across the UK and abroad.
