siret lust, contrebasse/double bass
Née en 1990, Siret Lust a commencé ses études à l’école musicale de Tallinn comme violoniste, agée de 7 ans, sous la direction de Kaido Välja. Après quelques années, elle a choisi la contrebasse comme instrument principal, sous la direction de Kaupo Olt, et en 2009 elle a obtenu son diplôme avec mention. Elle a continué ses études à l’école Guildhall sous la direction de Rinat Ibragimov (premier contrebasse du London Symphony Orchestra) et elle a obtenu sa licence avec mention en 2014. Elle est actuellement étudiante du Artist Masters Advanced Instrumental Programme au Guildhall sous la direction de Rinat Ibragimov et Luis Cabrera (premier contrebasse de l’Orchestre Philharmonique des Pays-Bas).
En 2012–13 elle fut membre du Programme des Cordes du London Symphony ; elle a également travaillé au Centre pour jeunes musiciens à Londres. Elle est actuellement chargée de cours à l’université de la City de Londres.
Les grands moments de sa carrière incluent être soliste dans les concertos de Koussevitzky et de Vanhall avec plusieurs orchestres estoniens et de jouer avec des orchestres européens dont Gustav Mahler Jugend Orchester, European Union Youth Orchestra, Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra, Amsterdam Sinfonietta, Kremerata Baltica, et l’orchestre national symphonique d’Estonie, sous la baguette de chefs d’orchestre tels que Sir Colin Davis, Sir John Eliot Gardiner, Valery Gergiev, Herbert Blomstedt, Neeme Järvi, et Paavo Järvi.
Musicienne de chambre passionnée, Siret joue souvent comme première contrebasse avec Camerata Alma Viva et l’Ensemble Faust. Elle a participé à de nombreux festivals et se produit régulièrement avec les ensembles Maiasatra et Martucci.
Soutien et bourses : Cultural Endowment of Estonia, Archimedes Foundation, Estonian Student's Fund in USA, Guildhall School Trust, Estonian Educational Trust, Estonian-Revelia Academic Fund, Help Musicians UK Postgraduate Award
Siret Lust (b.1990) entered the Tallinn Music High School as a violinist at the age of seven, studying with Kaido Välja. A few years later she took up double bass as her principal instrument with Kaupo Olt, graduating in 2009 with a cum laude diploma. She continued her studies at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, studying with Rinat Ibragimov (principal bass, London Symphony Orchestra) and graduated in 2013 with a First Class Honours Bachelor of Music degree. She is currently studying on the Guildhall Artist Masters Advanced Instrumental Programme with Rinat Ibragimov and Luis Cabrera (principal bass, Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra).
In 2012–13 Siret was a member of the London Symphony Orchestra String Scheme and a tutor apprentice at the Centre for Young Musicians in London. She is currently a teaching fellow at the London City University.
Highlights of her performing career include performing Koussevitzky and Vanhal concertos as a soloist with several leading Estonian orchestras, and playing in notable European orchestras such as the Gustav Mahler Jugend Orchester, the European Union Youth Orchestra, the Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra, the Amsterdam Sinfonietta, the Kremerata Baltica, and the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, with conductors including Sir Colin Davis, Sir John Eliot Gardiner, Valery Gergiev, Herbert Blomstedt, Neeme Järvi, and Paavo Järvi.
Siret has a strong passion for chamber music and often plays as a principal bass with the Camerata Alma Viva and the Faust Ensemble. As a chamber musician Siret has participated in numerous festivals, and performs regularly with the Maiastra and Martucci Ensemble.
Support and awards: Cultural Endowment of Estonia, Archimedes Foundation, Estonian Student's Fund in USA, Guildhall School Trust, the Estonian Educational Trust, Estonian-Revelia Academic Fund, Inc., Help Musicians UK Postgraduate Award
En 2012–13 elle fut membre du Programme des Cordes du London Symphony ; elle a également travaillé au Centre pour jeunes musiciens à Londres. Elle est actuellement chargée de cours à l’université de la City de Londres.
Les grands moments de sa carrière incluent être soliste dans les concertos de Koussevitzky et de Vanhall avec plusieurs orchestres estoniens et de jouer avec des orchestres européens dont Gustav Mahler Jugend Orchester, European Union Youth Orchestra, Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra, Amsterdam Sinfonietta, Kremerata Baltica, et l’orchestre national symphonique d’Estonie, sous la baguette de chefs d’orchestre tels que Sir Colin Davis, Sir John Eliot Gardiner, Valery Gergiev, Herbert Blomstedt, Neeme Järvi, et Paavo Järvi.
Musicienne de chambre passionnée, Siret joue souvent comme première contrebasse avec Camerata Alma Viva et l’Ensemble Faust. Elle a participé à de nombreux festivals et se produit régulièrement avec les ensembles Maiasatra et Martucci.
Soutien et bourses : Cultural Endowment of Estonia, Archimedes Foundation, Estonian Student's Fund in USA, Guildhall School Trust, Estonian Educational Trust, Estonian-Revelia Academic Fund, Help Musicians UK Postgraduate Award
Siret Lust (b.1990) entered the Tallinn Music High School as a violinist at the age of seven, studying with Kaido Välja. A few years later she took up double bass as her principal instrument with Kaupo Olt, graduating in 2009 with a cum laude diploma. She continued her studies at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, studying with Rinat Ibragimov (principal bass, London Symphony Orchestra) and graduated in 2013 with a First Class Honours Bachelor of Music degree. She is currently studying on the Guildhall Artist Masters Advanced Instrumental Programme with Rinat Ibragimov and Luis Cabrera (principal bass, Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra).
In 2012–13 Siret was a member of the London Symphony Orchestra String Scheme and a tutor apprentice at the Centre for Young Musicians in London. She is currently a teaching fellow at the London City University.
Highlights of her performing career include performing Koussevitzky and Vanhal concertos as a soloist with several leading Estonian orchestras, and playing in notable European orchestras such as the Gustav Mahler Jugend Orchester, the European Union Youth Orchestra, the Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra, the Amsterdam Sinfonietta, the Kremerata Baltica, and the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, with conductors including Sir Colin Davis, Sir John Eliot Gardiner, Valery Gergiev, Herbert Blomstedt, Neeme Järvi, and Paavo Järvi.
Siret has a strong passion for chamber music and often plays as a principal bass with the Camerata Alma Viva and the Faust Ensemble. As a chamber musician Siret has participated in numerous festivals, and performs regularly with the Maiastra and Martucci Ensemble.
Support and awards: Cultural Endowment of Estonia, Archimedes Foundation, Estonian Student's Fund in USA, Guildhall School Trust, the Estonian Educational Trust, Estonian-Revelia Academic Fund, Inc., Help Musicians UK Postgraduate Award