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Erin Royer - Classical Tenor Saxophone Australia

Erin began her music journey at Busselton Senior High School at the age of 13. She began playing tenor saxophone in her second year of high school and hasn't looked back since. In this same year Erin received the overall best woodwind player at the prestigious music competition The Queens Cup and also received the top performing musician at the 2005 Perth Jazz Festival. Since then Erin has taken out many solo awards at various music events. Erin achieved dux of music in both year 11 and 12 and was awarded the overall bandsman ship award through showing leadership, musicality and respect for peers and teachers in 2007. Since high school Erin has completed a Bachelor of Music (Classical Performance) degree at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA), under the guidance of Dr. Matthew Styles. Throughout her bachelor degree Erin received many awards and scholarships. Most notable of these were receiving honouree recognition for her studies by the Executive Dean of Education and Arts, Edith Cowan University in 2009, winning the Barbara MacLeod scholarship awarded to the top performing female student at WAAPA in 2011, and becoming a member of the Golden Key international society, exclusively for high achieving students. Erin has been completing an honours research degree focusing on career pathways for the twenty first century classical tenor saxophonist throughout 2011. In amongst her studies, Erin is a regular performer around Perth, Western Australia, performing with The Oz Big Band, The Western Australian Youth Jazz Orchestra, and the exciting saxophone quartet, Just Sax. Erin's long-term goal is to be become an internationally established classical tenor saxophonist in a soloist and quartet environment. She also is interested in saxophone repair and repair education, and hopes to pursue this whilst being a professional performer. I perform on Yamaha Custom Ex silver plated saxophones. (Soprano, Alto and Tenor). I hope you enjoy the many pieces written for tenor saxophone :) The pieces are as follows: Ballad in Memory of Shirley Horn - Richard Rodney Bennett Aria and Finale - John Carmichael Concerto for Stan Getz mvt 2 - Richard Rodney Bennett Four Pictures From New York, A Sentimental Evening - Roberto Molinelli Dark Rain - Andy Scott Grabit! - Jacob TV Iguacu, Come Down and Dance - Tony Davis erin.royer@live.com