Sarah Weiner

Sarah Weiner, a well-regarded American woodwind participant on a number of contemporary and historical equipment (mainly double-reeds) offers as her house the “Pacific Northwest,” a expression normally taken up to mean the U.S. state governments of Oregon and Washington as well as the Canadian province of United kingdom Columbia. She received her undergraduate education on the School of Washington (condition), then proceeded to go on her behalf graduate levels at Oberlin Conservatory in Ohio, where she gained a Professional of Music in Traditional Performance. She after that went to the first Music Institute of Indiana School. There she gained the 1996 Early Music Institute Concerto Competition. She actually is the creator of a distinctive trio of Baroque oboists, Sarabande, whose three associates (who all are actually called Sarah) play a number of historical dual reed instruments. She’s performed with the first music ensembles Baltimore Pro Musica Rara, The Bach Outfit, as well as the Philadelphia Classical Symphony, and with the Smithsonian Chamber Orchestra of Washington, D.C. With one of these ensembles, she’s performed at many summer music celebrations worldwide. She became a member of the chamber group Outfit Galilei in its second incarnation. This group can be an uncommon grouping of traditional and traditional instruments that discovers compatible methods to apply Celtic folk music practice with Baroque and Renaissance design. With Outfit Galilei (called for the composer dad of well-known astronomer Galileo Galilei) she has oboe, recorders, and pennywhistle.