Renae Stavely

In 1996 oboist Renae Stavely won the Robert Stolz Award to study at the Vienna Conservatorium of Music. Her musical studies have taken her throughout Europe and she also studied in New York with Joseph Robinson of the New York Philharmonic and players of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra.

Renae has performed in the great Concert Halls of Europe as a member of the Schleswig-Holstein Festival Orchestra and also the Australian Youth Orchestra. She joined the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra in 2001 after four years with the WA Symphony Orchestra.

Vienna Ensemble

(eclectic repertoire from classical to pop)

The Vienna Ensemble comprises of professional musicians who perform regularly with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra.

The leader, Minas Berberyan, has more than 15 years experience in this field and has been performing with musicians from all around the world. Minas is one of the few musicians who can act as a solo violinist and can provide up to 2 hours of music as a “strolling violinist”. The same can also be done in the context of a string quartet.

The choice of music varies from classical to light, barqoue to jazz, sacred and seasonal music as well as a lively mix from many cultural backgrounds. Whether the occasion is a wedding, private party, instrumental enhancement to a church service or a formal concert/soiree, the Vienna Ensemble will provide the perfect touch.

Emma Horwood

(classical harp and vocals)

A music graduate of Adelaide University majoring in harp, Emma is now an experienced performer. She has entertained at weddings, birthdays, funerals, public events and corporate functions

Emma’s repertoire includes classical and contemporary favourites. A singer of distinction she also offers vocal showpieces with harp accompaniment.

Emma leads an active musical life in Adelaide, teaching and performing voice and harp. Venues have included the Adelaide Town Hall, Government House, the Adelaide Club, the Exhibition Centre, the Don Dunstan Playhouse, Mount Lofty House and Carrick Hill.