Elizabeth Anderson
"Elizabeth Anderson is ... one hell of a harpsichordist ... the nonstop rhythmic and harmonic ostinato and brilliant passagework are truly mesmerizing" (Christopher Brodersen, Fanfare Magazine, May 2011) more
"The multifaceted Elizabeth Anderson ... ascends to ever higher levels of excitement and with unbridled virtuosity arrives suddenly in a state of musical weightlessness ... an unconventional concert with an exceptional program and an exceptional artist" (Albrecht Schmidt, Darmstädter Echo, July 2010) more
"Vivacious Melbourne keyboard virtuoso Elizabeth Anderson plays the hottest, hippest harpsichord in the world today" (Sunday Herald Sun)
Concerts 2012
February 19 at 3.00pm: Bach Sonatas for Violin and Klavier with Miwako Abe. German Church, Parliament Place, East Melbourne. Australian Bach Society. BOOK
February 26 at 3.00pm: Bach Sonatas for Violin and Klavier with Miwako Abe. German Church, Parliament Place, East Melbourne. Australian Bach Society BOOK
March 11 at 3.00pm: Bach Sonatas for Violin and Klavier with Miwako Abe. German Church, Parliament Place, East Melbourne. Australian Bach Society BOOK
March 12 at 1.10pm: Bach Sonatas for Violin and Klavier with Miwako Abe. Melba Hall, Melbourne Conservatorium of Music, Parkville. Free concert
April 1 at 2.00pm: Bach Sonatas for Violin and Klavier with Miwako Abe. Wyselaskie Auditorium. Lyrebird Music Society
April 5 at 1.00pm: Bach Viola da Gamba Sonatas with Laura Vaughan. Scot's Church. Corner of Russell and Collins Sts, Melbourne. Free concert
May 27 at 2.15pm: Bizarre or baRock. Hibernian Hall, Geelong. Windfire Festival
July 11: Pauluskirche, Darmstadt, Germany. Orgelsommer
Programme Proposals
- Goldberg Variations
- Fandango
- The Convict Harpsichordist
- Bizarre or baRock
- Musical Portraits from the Salons of Paris
- Elizabeth Turner's New Lessons
- Mr Bach Comes to Town
- 1000 years of 4-hands organ
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biographical notes
Elizabeth Anderson maintains a busy performing schedule, enjoys teaching, and is a regular guest lecturer and performer at universities and music schools throughout Australia.