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More women than men in conducting masterclass

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More women than men in conducting masterclass

The Audite International Conducting Masterclass takes place this week in Budapest with the Solti Chamber Orchestras. The tutors are Jonathan Brett (UK) and Maciej Zoltowski (Poland/US).

Of the 15 candidates selected, eight are young women.

The students are from Australia, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Japan, Poland, Serbia, the UK, and the USA.

William Birkbeck
Jane Brown
Karolina Csáthy
Simonida Dragovic
Mickey Margaret Hansen
Sera Lentz
Vittoria Lenzi
Yuji Maruoka
Hugh McLaren
Samuel McLellan
Susann Offenmüller
Theo Vinden
Susannah Wapshott
Dmitri Zrajevski
Tomek Zwoliński

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