Paul Goodey Oboe Cor Anglais |
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He returned to the RCM where
he completed his Doctorate, which explores new means of composing with the
oboe, and live electronics using analyses and transformation of multiphonics,
and other contemporary techniques. He was Head of Wind, Brass
& Percussion at Trinity College of Music for eight years and, in 2007,
moved to the Royal Northern College of Music to
become Head of School, Wind, Brass and Percussion. He has also taught at summer schools and adjudicated festivals
across the U.K. Concerto performances include
Holliger's Siebengesang, Goossens, Vaughan-Williams and Lutoslawski -
two performances with the composer. As a soloist, he has given recitals
throughout the U.K. and in Europe, the United States, Canada and India. Since
1997, he has been the oboist with the contemporary chamber ensemble, Sounds Positive, with whom he has
given over 50 premieres in venues such as St. John’s Smith Square and The
Royal Opera House; and in numerous venues across the U.K. More recently, he
has become the oboist with Rarescale,
an ensemble that promotes music using microtones. He has broadcast on Radio 3
and 4, and recorded for the Discovery Channel, Channel 4 and works for stage.
His most recent solo CD, New Ground,
features seven premiere recordings, and was rated ‘excellent’ by BBC Music
Magazine. Currently, he is recording a
disc of oboe music by the pioneering composer, Edwin Roxburgh. |
