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Cellist Louisa Tuck is the Solo Cello of the Oslo Philharmonic, a position she took up late 2015. Prior to this she spent 8 years as Section Leader cello of the Royal Northern Sinfonia, at the time of her appointment she was the youngest principal cellist of any UK orchestra, being only 23 years old.<\/p>\n

Louisa has collaborated for many years with pianist Anna Tilbrook, enjoying a varied programme of duo to larger ensemble repertoire. Other recent UK based chamber music has been with The Nash Ensemble and folk artist Kathryn Tickell OBE and her group \u2018The side\u2019.<\/p>\n

Louisa is a Professor 2 of orchestral cello studies at the Norwegian Music Academy and a tutor of cello at Barratt Due Institute in Oslo. She was awarded \u2018Associate of the Royal Academy of Music\u2019 in London, ARAM in 2011.
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\nIn 2019, as a soloist with the Oslo Philharmonic in Strauss\u2019 Don Quixote, Louisa featured on a recording with Principal Conductor Vasily Petrenko. Recorded on the LAWO label. This was named a Gramophone \u2018Editors choice\u2019 January 2020.
\n\u201cFor Don Quixote Petrenko follows the score\u2019s lead in casting his orchestra\u2019s superb principal cello, Louisa Tuck, as the Knight. Her playing is beautifully integrated and superbly eloquent \u2013 the hush and tenderness of the final minutes is especially moving…\u201d
\nHugo Shirley, Gramophone magazine.<\/p>\n

Louisa plays a 1745 Nicolo Gagliano cello, kindly on loan from Dextra Musica Norway.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n\n