Jacqueline Johnson
Jacqueline Johnson is a much sought-after Baroque continuo player and an accomplished cellist in the standard repertoire, with credits across some of Australia’s finest orchestras and chamber groups.
Jacqueline Johnson is a graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts. She was a finalist in the ABC Concerto and Vocal Competitions and gave an acclaimed performance of the Shostakovich Cello Concerto. She has played with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, the Elizabethan Orchestra and the State Orchestra of Victoria, has featured in Music in the Round, and has broadcast for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
As a founding member of Trio Polyphonica she made several recordings and gave many performances throughout Australia. She has an enviable reputation as a teacher of the cello, and when the trio toured China in 1987 she gave classes at the Conservatoriums in Xian and Tianjin.
She is a highly experienced and much sought-after Baroque continuo player, yet she combines this craft with performance of the standard cello repertoire, including the sonatas of Brahms, Beethoven and Shostakovich.
Jacqueline Johnson is featured on the following titles
Complete Bach Flute Sonatas, Vol. 2
Acclaimed artists present superb performances of the complete Bach flute sonatas.
Complete Bach Flute Sonatas, Vol. 1
Acclaimed artists present superb performances of the complete Bach flute sonatas.
Jacqueline Johnson is featured on the following titles
Trio Polyphonica
Trio Polyphonica was active from 1980 to 1990, with a repertoire spanning more than three centuries. This recording gathers chamber trios by Vivaldi, C.P.E. Bach, Haydn, J.S. Bach and Francesco Zappa.
Arranger
Masters of Baroque
Trio Polyphonica was active between 1980 and 1990, with a repertoire spanning more than three centuries. This programme presents Baroque chamber works by Frescobaldi, Hellendaal, Couperin, Leclair, Rameau and Corelli.
Jacqueline Johnson is a member of
Trio Polyphonica
Trio Polyphonica was active between 1980 and 1990 and performed a wide repertoire of music spanning more than 300 years. The Trio toured China in 1987, teaching and performing at the Conservatoriums in Beijing, Tianjin, Xian and Hong Kong.