WHO WE ARE
The People behind the Music
Musical Director / Conductor / Cellist
Associate Professor of Music and Director of Orchestral Studies, Lawrence University Conservatory of Music, Appleton, Wisconsin
Under the direction of conductor Mark Dupere, Philharmonie Austin explores a wide array of repertoire from early baroque to late romantic, often in collaboration with the Philharmonie Austin Chorus.
As a cellist, Dupere has performed throughout Europe as an orchestral and chamber musician. He has performed with Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra, Haagsche Hofmuzieck, Anima Eterna and as an apprentice with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment in London. Dupere was an “Emerging Artist” at the Victoria Bach Festival, performed in the Leipzig Bach Competition, and was recently named a national finalist in the American Prize in Conducting.
Photo: Danny DamianiMark Dupere
Concert Master / Violinist
Australian violinist Emily Dupere has performed as a soloist, chamber musician, and orchestral player throughout Europe, the USA, and Australia. She has performed with The English Baroque Soloists, Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique, Les Passions de l’âme, Haagsche Hofmuziek, Les Inventions, Bach Collegium Japan, Anima Eterna Brugge, Madison Bach Musicians, West Australian Symphony Orchestra, as an Emerging Artist with the Australian Chamber Orchestra, and with the award-winning Sartory String Quartet.
Emily has been the concertmaster of Philharmonie Austin for the past ten years, performing a broad range of orchestral and chamber music on period instruments from Baroque to Late Romantic. She has worked with artists such as Sir John Eliot Gardiner, Maasaki Suzuki, Malcolm Bilson, Anton Nel, Petra Somlai, Shunske Sato, Steuart Pincombe, Mark Dupere and Jaap Ter Linden. Emily studied with Paul Wright, Kati Debretzeni, Walter Reiter and Ryo Terakado. She currently loves spending most of her time raising her three young children.
Photo: Danielle StoffelEmily Dupere
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Emily Dupere, concertmaster
Evan Few, principal second violin
Joanna Becker
Ben Campbell
Joan Carlson
Bruce Colson
Freya Creech
Taylor DeCastro
Paul Grobey
Marika Holmqvist
Fiona Hughes
Kangwon Kim
Eleanor LeGault
Kiyoe Matsuura
Stephanie Noori
Sarah O'Neill
Reynaldo Patiño
Gabe Roethle
Maria Jose Romero
Asako Takeuchi
Joseph Tan -
Nicole Divall, principal
Ames Asbell
Madlen Breckbill
Aniela Eddy
Katherine Grobey
Mathew Michelic
Kathryn Steely
Dawson White -
Steuart Pincombe, principal
Eric Taeyang Mun
Rene Schiffer
Sydney ZumMalen -
Jerry Fuller, principal
David Dawson
Mark Urness
Sue Yelangian -
Joseph Monticello, principal
Kelsey Burnham
Lars Johannesson
Melanie Williams -
Thomas Carroll, principal
Elise Bonhivert -
Andrew Blanke, principal
Matthew Hudgens
Billy Traylor -
Marc Vallon
Allen Hamrick
C. Keith Collins -
Elisabeth Axtell, principal
Katy Ambrose
Sadie Glass
Patrick Hughes
Rachel Niernenberg -
Brian Shaw
Chris Carrillo
Aaron Romm -
Bodie Pfost, principal
Dan Green
Brian Taylor -
Ben DePasquale
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Michael Sponseller
Guy Whatley
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Jessica Beebe
Lilly Boessen
Katelyn Grace-Jackson
Chelsea Helm
Jenny Houghton
Gitanjali Mathur
Elizabeth McGee
Juli Orlandini
Jennifer Paulino
Adrienne Pedrotti Bingamon
Kayla Suter
Emily Yocum Black
Erin Yousef -
Ryland Angel
Nicholas Garza
José Luis Muñoz
Laura Mercado-Wright
Clara Osowski
Page Stephens
Susan Thomas
Nick Zammit -
Todd Brennan
Cristian Cantu
Donghyu Chung
Michael Dixon
Stephen Dugdale
Robbie LaBanca
Fran David Laucerica
Luke Lusted
Steven Soph
Ross Tarpley
Eduardo Tercero -
John Buffett
Eric Johnson
Morgan Kramer
Cody Müller
John Proft
Andy Young
Philharmonie Austin is the resident period instrument orchestra and chorus of Arts on Alexander (AoA), a nonprofit organization in the heart of East Austin.
