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The Performing Artists:
Peter Handsworth, clarinet
Having finished his undergraduate studies at the University of Adelaide, Peter Handsworth pursued postgraduate studies at the esteemed Hochschule für Musik in Karlsruhe, Germany. He also finished a PhD in clarinet studies. His successful international career took him to many countries where he performed as a soloist, chamber and orchestral musician, and where he taught at workshops.
For many years, Peter was a Professor of Clarinet at the Hochschule für Musik in Karlsruhe, Germany, before returning to Australia as a Senior Lecturer in Woodwind and Head of the School of Music at Monash University in Melbourne.
He is now the Director of Performance, Music & Events at the Redlands College.
Below is a short recording of one of Nontable Ensemble’s performances. Note: The viola part is now played by Alys Rayner. The recording shows Dietrich Lasa (age 75), who chose to vacate his seat to make room for Alys, a wonderful musician.
Margaret Connolly, violin
After her violin studies in Vienna, Margaret Connolly joined the Queensland Symphony Orchestra. Margaret is also in high demand as a chamber musician.
Graham Simpson, violin
Perth-born Graham Simpson has been a violist with the Queensland Symphony Orchestra since 1988. As a chamber musician, he also plays violin!
Alys Rayner, viola
A native of Albury, Alys Rayner studied violin, viola, and composition in Canberra and at the Queensland Conservatorium of Music. Alongside her compositional work, Alys is highly sought after as both a teacher and a freelance musician.
Alex McPherson, cello
Alex McPherson is a professional cellist who recently moved from NSW to Queensland. He has established a successful teaching studio for cello in Brisbane