JMWO Sherbrooke 1993
1993
The Session / JM World Orchestra

JMWO Sherbrooke 1993

Conducted by Raffi Armenian, Agnes Grossmann, Marc David, Ole Kristian Ruud

The session
In 1993 JM World Orchestra brought together outstanding young musicians in Sherbrooke, Quebec, Lillehammer, Oslo, Berlin, Rotterdam, Amsterdam under the guidance of world-class conductors such as Raffi Armenian, Agnes Grossmann, Marc David and Ole Kristian Ruud for a full concert programme followed by an international tour showcasing the orchestra’s talent on renowned stages and festivals.
At a glance
Year1993
LocationSherbrooke, Quebec, Lillehammer, Oslo, Berlin, Rotterdam, Amsterdam
ConductorRaffi Armenian, Agnes Grossmann, Marc David, Ole Kristian Ruud
On the podium

The conductors.

Raffi Armenian
Conductor

Raffi Armenian

Raffi Armenian (born 1942) is a Canadian conductor and pianist known for his leadership in both orchestral performance and music education. He has served as music director of several ensembles, including the Orchestre Métropolitain de Montréal, and has been closely involved with the development of young musicians through his long association with the Conservatoire de musique de Montréal. Armenian is recognized for his balanced interpretations of classical repertoire and his commitment to training future generations of conductors and instrumentalists.

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Agnes Grossmann
Conductor

Agnes Grossmann

Agnes Grossmann is a German conductor noted for her work in orchestral and operatic repertoire, with performances across Europe. She has been involved in concert leadership, collaboration with professional ensembles, and the promotion of both classical and contemporary music, contributing to musical projects in Germany and internationally.

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Marc David
Conductor

Marc David

Marc David is a Canadian conductor associated with orchestral performance and artistic direction, known for his work in concert preparation and collaboration with ensembles in a variety of classical settings. His activities have focused on repertoire development, rehearsal leadership, and orchestral performance practice.

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Ole Kristian Ruud
Conductor

Ole Kristian Ruud

Ole Kristian Ruud (born 1958) is a prominent Norwegian conductor recognized for his leadership of the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra. He is especially admired for his interpretations of Nordic composers such as Jean Sibelius and Edvard Grieg, and for his strong commitment to Scandinavian repertoire, international touring, and high-quality recordings.

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In the spotlight

The soloists.

Richard Raymond
Soloist

Richard Raymond

Richard Raymond is a Canadian classical pianist known for his refined interpretations and international performing career as a soloist and chamber musician. He is also a respected teacher at the Conservatoire de musique de Montréal, where he has trained many young pianists.

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Natasja Korsakova
Soloist

Natasja Korsakova

Natasja Korsakova is a Greek-Russian violinist recognized for her virtuosic technique and expressive style. In addition to performing internationally, she is also a composer and novelist, combining her musical career with creative work beyond the stage.

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