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About the Fellowship Musicians


               Danny Cleave, a native of Devon who has just finished his Masters degree at
               the Royal College of Music said, “I am so excited about my year in the Royal
               Liverpool Philharmonic Fellowship, as it will be my first time fully immersed
               into the life of a professional orchestra. I am looking forward to gaining this
               vital experience while being mentored and supported throughout, learning
               from some inspiring mentors in one of my favourite cities.”

               Meggie Murphy, who studied at the Royal College of Music and was in the
               National Youth Orchestra said, “I am really excited to have gained a place on
               the programme and to receive world-class mentorship, especially from this
               incredible brass section! The opportunity to work with this orchestra and
               receive invaluable insight into life as a professional musician will be an
               experience I will value throughout my career as a musician.”


               Ewan Millar, from Yorkshire, currently enrolled in a Masters degree at the
               Royal Academy of Music and who won the woodwind final of BBC Young
               Musician, said, “I decided to apply with the hope of getting some proper
               professional orchestral experience – the scheme is so generous in time and
               opportunities that applying was a no-brainer. I have loved both the city and the
               orchestra for a long time, and I’m thrilled to have been accepted.”


               Méline Le Calvez, born in Burgundy, France will finish her studies at the Royal
               Academy of Music this summer. She said, “I am really excited for the year
               ahead and am looking forward to learning from fantastic and inspiring
               musicians and to be close to professional orchestra life. It is so precious, in
               order to develop playing skills and knowledge of the orchestral repertoire for
               sure, but also to learn more about practical aspects of an orchestral
               musician’s career or to get experience in sharing music, passion, and joy
               through diverse educational projects.”


               Sameeta Gahir, Principal Piccolo, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and
               Lead Musician for the Emerging Musicians Fellowship, said, “In light of the
               successful launch of the Emerging Musicians Fellowship last year, this year
               we were overwhelmed by the sheer number of exceptional applications we
               received from talented musicians nationwide. The level of skill and dedication
               displayed by all the applicants was truly remarkable, and we extend our
               heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of them for their commitment and
               effort in presenting themselves. It is with great excitement that we announce
               the newest Fellowship Musicians. Their exceptional musical abilities and
               unique talents have stood out among the many outstanding candidates, and
               we are delighted to have them on board for this upcoming season.”
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