Alma Moodie
Violinist and educator, championed music
Born
September 12th, 1898
126 years ago
Died
1943
82 years ago — 45 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Australia
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A violinist and educator, contributed significantly to music education in Australia. Studied under prominent musicians and showcased remarkable talent from an early age. Performed with various orchestras, including the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, and gained recognition in both national and international competitions. Established a successful teaching career, mentoring many students and fostering the next generation of musicians. Participated in radio broadcasts and recordings, enhancing the visibility of classical music in Australia.
Performed with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra
Established a significant teaching career
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