Oonagh
Lee
has
performed
across the UK and in
Europe as a soloist and with the award-winning
quintet Consortium5. She studied at the Royal Academy of Music with
Daniel
Bruggen and Peter Holtslag, during which time she was awarded numerous
prizes,
including the Deutsche Bank Pyramid Award for Performance, with
Consortium5 in
2006, a Foundation Award 2006, the Craxton Memorial Trust Award 2005,
and first
prize in the Friends of the Royal Academy Early Music Prize, 2004. In
2006 she
was awarded the DipRAM, the Royal Academy’s highest
postgraduate honour for her Finals Performance in 2006.
Since
graduating Oonagh has been resident with Consortium5 on the Live Music
Now
scheme, a finalist in the Early Music Network Young Artists Competition
2007
and a Junior Fellow at Trinity College of Music, 2007-2009. As a
performer
committed to contemporary music, Oonagh was resident on the Park Lane
Group
Young Artists Series with Consortium5 in 2009, making her Purcell Room
debut in
January of that year. She has performed in numerous festivals and
concerts, in
venues as diverse as Brixton Prison, London, the
port wine cellars of Villa de Gaia, Portugal,
the Barbican, the Southbank Centre and Windsor Castle.
As well as performing regularly with Consortium5,
Oonagh currently freelances on historical oboes. She is also a keen
educator,
working for Enfield Arts Support Service, Kew Young Musicians and
Islington
Council, teaching individuals, group lessons and whole class projects. |
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