Chris Bragg

Chris Bragg was born in Stirling, Scotland in 1980. After a period as organ scholar of Dunblane Cathedral, he undertook Bachelor organ studies at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama in Glasgow as a student of George McPhee and Michael Harris. He completed his BMus degree in 2002 with first class honours.
Since 2002 Chris has lived in the Netherlands where he completed his second phase organ study at the Conservatorium of Amsterdam as a student of Pieter van Dijk.
In addition to the organ Chris Bragg also studied harpsichord, clavichord and church music. As a choral accompanist he has broadcast on both British and Dutch radio.
Presently Chris Bragg is the 'tweede' organist of the Bergkerk in Amersfoort. He performs regularly as a soloist and in partnership with violinist Emma Jones. Chris has performed throughout the UK and the Netherlands, as well as in Sweden, Finland, and Germany. He is also active as a teacher, choral accompanist, reviewer and translator. He has published articles in various journals and sits on the organising commission of the Alkmaar-based 'Orgelfestival Holland'.

For more information, please visit www.chrisbragg.nl.

Milena Dukanovic

Milena Dukanovic was born in 1978 in Croatia.
She started playing accordeon at the age of 6 and piano at the age of 12.
In 1996 she entered Music Academy of Zagreb and had organ as her main subject studying with Mario Penzar and Ljerka Ocic. She got her bacheloor diploma in September 2002.
Since 2001 Milena studies in the Netherlands. She got her bacheloor diploma in Amsterdam in 2005 with Pieter van Dijk as a main professor. From september the same year she is a post-graduate student of Reitze Smits in Utrecht Conservatorium and a carillon student of Boudewijn Zwart.
Milena has been playing concerts in The Netherlands, Sweeden, Croatia, Slovenia and Italy.

organ play by Milena Dukanovic Watch it on MySpace Videos.

some video: http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.channel&ChannelID=151226336

Una Cintina

Was born in Riga, Latvia. She started her musical education in 1987. with piano lessons at the E. Darzin music school. In 1995 she enrolled the Riga Dome Choir School after which she went to Latvian Academy of Music Choir. Since 2005 she has been learning for her master in organ at the Latvian Academy of Music in the class of prof. T. Deksnis.

more info: http://www.organum-histriae.org/organum/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=111&Itemid=5&lang=gb

Lubbert Gnodde

Lubbert Gnodde werd geboren op Urk. Hij studeerde orgel aan het Sweelinck Conservatorium te Amsterdam bij Hans van Nieuwkoop, Pieter van Dijk, Jacques van Oortmerssen en gastdocent Jean Boyer. Hij behaalde zijn 1e fase diploma cum laude. Daarna volgde een stage in Parijs bij Michel Bouvard aan het Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique, waarvoor hij beurzen ontving uit het Han Lammers Fonds en het Ans Witting Stipendium. Het 2e fase diploma werd behaald met het predikaat ‘bijzonder goed’ en daarnaast werd het praktijkdiploma kerkmuziek behaald.

meer info: http://www.lubbertgnodde.nl/

M&M Orchestra

Logos houses the most experienced as well as innovative music ensemble in the country, if it comes to the area of music and technology. Particularly during the last decades, collaborative concert projects involving interactive robots and musicians became a very hot focus in our activity. Our 40 years of experience in use and development of all kinds of human interfaces (wireless gesture controll, real time sound analysis, microwave radar, accelleration sensors, pyrodetectors, lightsensors, myoelectric devices, brainwaves, EEG and ECG.....) combined with our results in experimental robot building are the fertile soil. It almost by necessity had to eventually lead to the formation of a fixed number of people forming a professional ensemble of international profile, specializing on performances involving man and machines, hence the name M&M.

visit for more info: http://www.logosfoundation.org/

Landini String Quartet

Jenny Spanoghe startet in 1989 the Gaggini stringquartet. The performed 12 years long, got the Price of Sabam in 1996, and made a lot of recordings. In 2002, Jenny continued her string-quartet experience with a new quartet, the Verhaeren-string quartet. Finally, she startet inn 2006 the Landini –stringquartet ,with Hans De Vos, second violin, Marijke Gorissen, cello and Eva Van De Ven, viola.This young quartet wishes to defend the contemporary Belgian composers, and is specialised in creating their string-quarttets and in performing string-quartets form the 20th and 21st century.