Rosanne Hunt
Rosanne Hunt’s eclectic cello life spans contemporary music with Forest Collective, period performance with the Melbourne Baroque Orchestra and the Australian Classical and Romantic Orchestra, and chamber music with the Inventi Ensemble.
She appears on numerous recordings with many groups, including the Elision Ensemble, of which she was a founding member.
Born in Melbourne, she studied first with her mother Marianne Hunt, then in Hobart with Christian Wojtowicz and in The Hague with philosopher-cellist Anner Bylsma. Later she renovated her technique with American cello pedagogy expert Irene Sharp in San Francisco. That work engendered a joy of teaching which has become a strong thread in her career.
Rosanne Hunt appears on
Solos Duos Trios
Chamber music by Haydn Reeder for soloists and small ensembles, composed between 1998 and 2023. Piano, strings, flute and harp in solos, duos and trios, nearly all recorded here for the first time.
Rosanne Hunt is a member of
Accademia Arcadia
Accademia Arcadia plays baroque cantatas and chamber sonatas with one-to-a-part heat: Buxtehude's sacred motets, Handel's Italian dramas full of fire, Corelli through Purcell and Leclair, and improvisatory violin writing that still feels spontaneous.