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Tom Van den Eynde Guitar, Conductor | |
Tom Van den Eynde
was born in Mechelen (Belgium) in 1980. He studied classical guitar, violin, piano, harmony and counterpoint at the Conservatory of Mechelen. When he was fifteen he started taking private conducting lessons with Silveer Van den broeck.
At the age of eighteen, he went to the Netherlands (Conservatory of Maastricht) to continue his musical studies : orchestral conducting with Sir Jan Stulen and classical guitar with Cees Dirkx. After three years, he finished his guitar studies as a teaching and performing musician. As a guitarist, he was finalist of a few national competitions and served as freelance guitarist at the Royal Theater in Brussels. He also appeared as soloist in guitar concertos with several orchestras. In 2001, he made his live debut for Dutch radio. Together with Edith Van Dyck, he graduated in flute from Royal Academy London, and plays a lot of chamber music. Their repertory ranges from the early baroque to latin contemporary music. As a young conductor he has been working with the Filharmonic Orchestra of Mechelen, the Flemmish Symphony Orchestra, the Promenade Orchestra of the Netherlands (www.promenade-orkest.nl), the Symphony Orchestra of the Highschool of Music in Maastricht, the Plovdiv Sinfonie Orchester (www.plovdivphilharmonic.com), the Orquestra Sinfonica del Vallès (www.osvalles.com), the Brabant Orchestra (www.brabantsorkest.nl), Sinfonïetta Geleen, University Orchestra of Louvain (uso.studentenweb.org), the Avanti-kapel Maastricht, the Youth Orchestra of Limbourg and his own Hortus Instrumentalis. In June 2000, he conducted the Dutch première of Previns " Concerto for guitar and orchestra ". In September 2000, he also assisted his present teacher Jan Stulen in " Le jongleur the Notre-Dame ", a church opera of Peter Maxwell Davies which was broadcasted by the Dutch radio and television.
In August 2002, Tom made his debut with the Brabant Orchestra (Eindhoven, the Netherlands) conducting the Franck Symphony during the final concert of a masterclass with maestro Marc Soustrot.
At the moment, Tom is serving as assistant conductor of the Flemmish Symphony Orchestra and the University Orchestra of Louvain (Belgium). In September 2003, he will finish his conducting studies in Maastrich.
Tom Van den Eynde
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