Louise Major
Louise Major studied music and biochemistry in her native New Zealand. She now works for the University of St Andrews as a Structural Biology Post-Doctoral Research Fellow in the Centre for Biomolecular Sciences, and as a double bass tutor for the Music Centre and at St Leonard's School. Her first degree was in double bass and composition before changing focus and studying science. Musical highlights include: jazz on Thursday nights at the Byre Theatre; having an orchestral composition workshopped by Dunedin Sinfonia in New Zealand; playing bespoke bass parts composed by Richard Ingham (Drift o' Rain on Moorland Stane), Gillian Whitehead (Outrageous Fortune) and Anthony Ritchie (The Trapeze Artist).
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| 3 | Sun | 5.00 pm | Pennan | Trio Verso, Brian Johnstone, Richard Ingham and Louise Major | |
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