Ian Wilmot
Bassist Ian Wilmot is an integral part of the freelance Melbourne music scene, performing with the Australian Pops Orchestra, the Melbourne Symphony, Orchestra Victoria and the Melbourne Theatre Company.
Ian Wilmot studied double bass at the University of California in San Diego. While living in the U.S, he worked as a freelance musician including a concert at the Hollywood Bowl under the direction of Leonard Bernstein.
Now living in Melbourne, Ian is an integral part of the freelance music scene. He performs with the Australian Pops/Philharmonic Orchestra, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra Victoria and the Melbourne Theatre Company. Ian featured on the soundtrack for the recent mini-series After the Deluge and performed on Baz Luhrmann's CD Something for Everyone. He's currently recording a CD with the jazz/world music group Combo Combo.
Performing as Jenny Game Ensemble
The Jenny Game Ensemble provides an opportunity for musicians from a variety of backgrounds to collaborate. In addition to jazz, the musicians involved work in classical, improvised, folk, popular and experimental musical styles.
Jacinta's Song
ARIA-winning pianist Andrea Keller, guitarist Steve Magnusson and percussionist Peter Neville join multi-saxophonist and composer Jenny Game-Lopata on Jacinta's Song, a set of original works for the Jenny Game Ensemble.
Ian Wilmot also appears on
Merry Christmas
Elizabeth Anderson and friends put a fresh twist on Christmas carols: eight tracks packaged as a Christmas card, with a vibrant cover and space for a personal inscription.