Julia Flint

London based bassoonist, Julia Flint, currently studies at the Royal College of Music under the Ian Evans Lombe Scholarship with Martin Gatt, Sarah Burnett and Emily Hultmark and contrabassoon with Martin Field. There Julia has played with the Symphony Orchestra, Philharmonic Orchestra, Opera Orchestra and the Wind Ensemble. Julia was principal bassoon in the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain where she worked with many renowned conductors including Sir Mark Elder and Thomas Ades and played at the BBC Proms several times. Julia has appeared with orchestras on ClassicFM, BBC Radio 2 and Radio 3, where she has also been interviewed and played with her wind quintet live on InTune. Other orchestras Julia has played with include: the Piccadilly Sinfonia, Rosewood Sinfonia, Street Orchestra Live, University of London Symphony Orchestra and the Young Orchestra for London, which was conducted by Sir Simon Rattle. As a soloist Julia has played movements from the Mozart, Weber and Vivaldi A Minor bassoon concertos with various orchestras. She has also taken part in masterclasses with Ole Kristian Dahl, Ursula Leveaux and Giorgio Mandolesi and the other members of the Low B Bassoon Cluster Quartet. Julia is a Britten- Pears Young Artist 2020 and currently holds the Ealing Music and Film Festival Senior scholarship. Julia plays on a Heckel 7000 series instrument.