Philip Bride
Après quatre années comme premier violon au sein de l’orchestre de Paris, il devient le premier violon solo de l’orchestre de chambre de Paris. Philip Bride prend la succession de Jean-Pierre-Wallez comme directeur musical de l’Ensemble instrumental de France. Depuis 1991, il est directeur du Conservatoire national à rayonnement régional de Marseille ou il anime une master class de violon . Egalement, il est professeur de violon à la Schola Cantorium. Il joue sur un violon Giovanni Battista Rogeri de 1710. Philip Bride began learning the violin at the age of four. He won a first prize in violin by unanimous decision while in the class of René Benedetti, and also a first prize in chamber music when in the class of Maurice Crut at the CNSMD de Paris. He also studied harmony and conterpoint there in Henri Challan’s class, and was also a student of Gérard Poulet and Henryk Szeryng. He studied equally In New York with Zino Francescatti becoming one of his most representative disciples. After four years as a first violinist in the Orchestre de Paris, he became concertmaster of the Orchestre de chambre de Paris. Philip Bride succeeded Jean-Pierre-Wallez as Musical Director of the Ensemble instrumental de France. Since 1991 he has been Director of the Conservatoire national à rayonnement régional de Marseille where he runs a master-class in violin. Equally, he is a violin teacher the Schola Cantorum in Paris. |