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Titled Conductors
Read about our Principal Conductor, Chief Conductor designate
and Associate Conductor.
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Concertmasters
The concertmaster is the leader of the orchestra, sitting at the
front of the first violins.
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Strings
The string sections - violins, violas, cellos and double basses
- form the core of an orchestra's sound.
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Woodwind
Flutes, oboes, clarinets, bassoons and their more exotic
relatives such as the piccolo and cor anglais.
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Brass
Resounding from the back of the orchestra: horns, trumpets,
trombones and tuba -occasionally Wagner tubas and the odd
ophicleide!
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Percussion & Timpani
Drum roll… here comes the section that gives us vigour and
drive, and provides some of our most unusual sounds.
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Piano & Harp
The piano and harp are relative late-comers to the orchestra,
heard most often in music composed since the 19th century.
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