Judith Hall

about

There are several artists with this name: 1. An Australian flautist, 2. A British soul singer 1) Born and educated in Australia, Judith Hall was involved in a different career when Jean-Pierre Rampal heard her play and suggested she become a professional musician. She studied with him briefly in France before moving to London. Her debut in the Park Lane Group's "Young Musicians and Twentieth Century Music" series on the South Bank was very warmly received, and she immediately joined the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, as Principal Flute. After seven years she left to give more time to solo and chamber music, having been launched as a winner in the ISM/Nat West Festival Days competition. Orchestras in which she has played as guest Principal Flute include the London Symphony Orchestra, Philharmonia, English Chamber Orchestra, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, BBC Concert Orchestra and English National Opera. As a member of chamber groups such as Lontano, Endymion, Koenig and Composers' Ensemble, she has performed in Britain and abroad, also broadcasting for the BBC. As a soloist in concertos she has performed and recorded with the Philharmonia, BBC Concert Orchestra, Langham Chamber Orchestra, Gulbenkian Orchestra, Montepulciano Festival Orchestra, Ten Tors Orchestra, Divertimenti of London and the English Symphony Orchestra, among others. As a recital soloist she has played frequently in major British venues, with live BBC recordings from St David's Hall, Ca

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Images & Impressions: Music for Flute and Harp

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Meditations for All Seasons: Music for Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter

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Northern Soul 2008

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Northern Soul 2010

Classical Flute a la Jazz

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Summer of Northern Soul

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Images Impressions: Music for Flute and Harp

Vivaldi: Six Concertos for Flute, Strings & Continuo

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Mozart Flute Concertos Flute Sonatas

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100 Greatest Soul Sisters

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Mozart: Flute Concertos and Sonatas

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Images and Impressions - Music for Flute and Harp

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