About Us


 

 

                                                                                  Jane                  

(Linda) Jane Stacy BMus, Grad.Dip.Mus, MTeach,  Sydney, Australia.

Jane graduated from the NSW Conservatorium of Music in 1987 with a Bachelor of Music Degree. In 1989 she finished a Graduate Diploma of Arts in Music at the Victorian College of the Arts with a HECS scholarship and, in 2009 she completed a Master of Teaching Degree at Sydney University.

Jane is an AMEB examiner and has more than 30 years of experience teaching privately and at schools in Sydney, Melbourne and England including MLC, Trinity Grammar, SCEGGS and St. Catherine’s. She currently teaches at The Scots College and at her private studio in Sydney.

As a performer Jane has worked with many orchestras including the State Orchestra of Victoria, the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, in music theatre and with a variety of chamber music ensembles.

Full biography & Testimonials

 

                                                                                     Martin

                                                                                                Martin Lee

Oboe & Cor Anglais Principal, Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra, New Zealand.

Martin grew up in Melbourne and studied music at The Victorian College of the Arts with Jeffrey Crellin. Following his graduation in 1988, Martin took lessons with the English oboist, Anthony Camden, and soon after he went to Rotterdam, to complete his studies with Emanuel Abbuhl.

Martin gained his early orchestral experience in Australia and moved to New Zealand in 1995 to take the job of Principal Oboe in the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra, a position he held for thirteen years. During that time he regularly appeared as a soloist in New Zealand with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra, Auckland Chamber Orchestra and the Dunedin Sinfonia.

In 2008, Martin moved to the position of Principal Cor Anglais in the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra. He appears from time to time with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra as a guest on cor anglais and oboe.