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Matthew Wilkie

b. 1965

Australian classical bassoonist

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About Matthew Wilkie

Born 1965. Matthew Wilkie is a musician.

Matthew Wilkie is an Australian classical bassoonist. He is Principal Bassoon with the Chamber Orchestra of Europe (COE) and Principal Emeritus Bassoon with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. He has made a substantial number of recordings, notably with the COE, in both a full orchestra and as a member of the Wind Soloists of the Chamber Orchestra of Europe.

Wilkie studied with Klaus Thunemann at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hannover.

James Ledger wrote Outposts, a bassoon concerto, for Wilkie, which Wilkie premiered with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra in 2011.

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1965
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Chamber Orchestra of Europe, Sydney Symphony Orchestra

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Who is Matthew Wilkie?

Australian classical bassoonist

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Matthew Wilkie was born in 1965.

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Matthew Wilkie is a musician.

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· Wikipedia: Matthew Wilkie

· Wikidata: Q107145172

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