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Barratt Due Music Institute has fostered some of Norway's greatest talents in classical music, and our alumni are living proof – from star soloists to orchestral musicians in the Philharmonic, the Opera and KORK, as well as in world-renowned ensembles and chamber orchestras.
“At Barratt Due, I learned how to work to become as versatile and skilled a musician as possible, and this is one of the most important things I carry with me.”
— Victoria Lewis, violinist
Victoria Lewis is a violinist from Asker. She completed her bachelor’s degree at Barratt Due Music Institute under Stephan Barratt-Due in spring 2023. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree with Professor David Takeno in London, generously supported by the Ingar Dobloug Foundation.
Victoria is a member of the prestigious Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra. She is also part of the London Symphony Orchestra Academy for the 2024/2025 season and performs regularly with the orchestra.
Clarinetist Felix Peikli from Oslo has established himself as one of the country’s leading orchestra leaders and promoters of classical and traditional jazz. As the founder of Jazz Music Norway—a framework encompassing most of his various projects—Peikli organizes jazz concerts several times a week with his own house band, often featuring prominent jazz musicians from around the world. He has worked with artists such as Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Marcus Miller, Ralph Peterson Jr., Chucho Valdés, and others.
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Thormod Rønning Kvam is a Norwegian pianist with an impressive international career, known for his involvement in both solo and interdisciplinary projects. He began his studies at Barratt Due under Prof. Jiří Hlínka and continued at the Royal Academy of Music in London, where he was later appointed Associate (ARAM) in recognition of his significant contributions to the field of music. With performances in prestigious venues such as Wigmore Hall and the Norwegian Opera, and as the founder of the Aula Series, Thormod has established himself as a prominent promoter of classical music in our time.
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Johannes Martens received his education at the Norwegian Academy of Music with Aage Kvalbein, studied with Leonard Stein at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London, and completed a diploma program with Truls Mørk at the Norwegian Academy of Music. Since 2010, he has been employed with the Oslo Philharmonic. Recordings: *Chamber Music by Elliott Carter − Figments and Fragments* with the Johannes Martens Ensemble (2L, 2008).
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