About the Musicians

Noelle Beaudin, Pianist

Noelle Beaudin studied at The Boston Conservatory of Music with Alfred Lee and Alicia Farmer. She has been teaching and performing in the New England area since moving back from France in early 2001. In the USA, she has been the featured pianist at the Walker Lecture series at the Concord Auditorium, and performed at the Mount Washington Hotel, the Mountainview Grand, Searles Castle, Castle in the Clouds, Copley Place Boston, and various other fine performance spaces and private residences in and around the New England area. She is also a pianist in the Cape Breton style, as well as pianist for Classical and Celtic music for violin and piano duo performances. She is currently the Music Director for the Unitarian Universalist Society of Laconia and teaches from her home studio in Sandwich, NH. She has been the piano teacher for New Hampton School, The Tilton School, and the Sant Bani School, as well as the Music Teacher for the Sant Bani School and the Sandwich Children's Center.

Aniko Geldaze, Violinist

Aniko Geladze is a Concertmaster and Soloist from Russia. She has collaborated with major orchestras and musicians from many parts of the world, including Russia, Europe, and Asia. Aniko studied at Royal College of Music ( London) and participated in yearly concert tours in Spain, France, Belgium, Germany, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. She is better known as the soloist for VSSO recordings, including "The Song of Triumphant Love" by M. Nosyrev, the video CD "Roman and the Voronezh State Philharmonic Orchestra - Live in Concert '99', and "Opera Highlights" produced by Chi Mei Fine Art Ltd. Aniko has led quartets, and participated in the Chamber Orchestra "Camara Rusa", and served under the direction of Mstislav Rostropovich, Vladimir Verbitsky, Mak Ka Lok, and Alexander Walker Currently member of the Nashua Chamber Orchestra, and The Portsmouth Symphony. Performing with the University of New Hampshire Music Department, Portsmouth Pro Musica, and The New Hampshire Philharmonic.