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“Stunning” - Vancouver Sun “Lucid” - The Globe & Mail Christie Reside, Principal flutist, Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, and Terence Dawson, Pianist, formed their duo in 2005 after recognizing their shared interest in chamber music and a desire to expand the offerings of the traditional duo recital. Both seasoned solo performers, they lead active performing and teaching careers. Christie Reside began her career in the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra as second flute at the age of 19. She received her formal training with Timothy Hutchins at McGill University in Montreal, and continued her training with Lise Daoust, Marina Piccinini, and Patrick Gallois at the Banff Centre for the Arts. Terence Dawson began his formal studies in Eastern Canada with Lynn Johnson, Jamie Syer and Janet Hammock and continued graduate work at The University of British Columbia with Jane Coop. He holds a Doctorate in Piano Performance from UBC where he currently teaches piano, chamber Together, their recital appearances highlight a remarkable onstage rapport, and their interpretations of repertoire are delightfully colorful and technically assured. Christie Reside
Ms. Reside has been an active participant in numerous competitions, winning the National Music Festival of Canada at the age of 14, and placing second at the Tunbridge Wells International Young Concert Artists Competition as well as the Leonardo de Lorenzo International Flute Competition. She has been invited to participate in numerous festivals around the world, including the Spoleto Music Festival in Italy, the Bellingham Music Festival, and the Mountain View International Festival of Song and Chamber Music. An enthusiastic chamber musician, Ms. Reside has collaborated with artists such as Rudolf Jansen, Olivier Thouin, Yegor Dyachkov, and Lise Daoust. She frequently performs as a soloist and has appeared with the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, l’Orchestre Symphonique de Quebec, the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, among others. Ms. Reside is currently the Principal Flute of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, a position she has held since 2004. She teaches privately, as well as through the Vancouver Academy of Music, and is sought after as a clinician and adjudicator across Canada. Ms. Reside is grateful to the Canada Council of the Arts for its generous support of her career.
Terence Dawson
He has performed as concerto soloist with the Vancouver Symphony and the National Arts Centre Orchestras and has collaborated with artists and ensembles for many series including the Ottawa Chamber Music Society, Vetta Chamber Music and Music in the Morning. He held the positions of principal pianist for the widely recorded CBC Curio Ensemble, and Artistic Director and pianist of Vancouver’s celebrated Masterpiece Chamber Music Series. He has recorded frequently for CBC radio and on disc for Virgin Classics, Bravura Discs and Skylark labels and was recently a featured musician for a CBC television documentary playing solo works of Brahms and Liszt. His reputation as a dedicated teacher and an engaging lecturer and adjudicator has resulted in master class invitations from coast to coast including national conventions for the Canadian Federation of Music Teachers and Conservatory Canada. Following graduate studies with pianist Jane Coop, Dr. Dawson joined the UBC School of Music faculty in 1991. He is the school’s undergraduate Keyboard Division Coordinator and teaches piano, chamber music and collaborative studies.
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Christie Reside began her career in the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra as second flute at the age of 19. She received her formal training with Timothy Hutchins at McGill University in Montreal, and continued her training with Lise Daoust, Marina Piccinini, and Patrick Gallois at the Banff Centre for the Arts. 
Terence Dawson is considered one of Vancouver's most active and respected musicians, appearing in concerts across Canada, the USA, England and Asia. 