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Charlotte Udø Kjeldsberg
Master of music
Bachelor of music in education
Sankyo artist of Norway
Charlotte comes from a small and idyllic town, Mandal, in southern Norway. She started playing the flute at the age of 9 in the local music school and simultaneously played in a harmony band consisting only of girls, “Blomdalen jentekorps”. This is one of Norway’s last “girls only” harmony bands.
With this musical background Charlotte decided to become a musician and took a Bachelor education in her native country before going abroad.
She spent two years in Strasbourg, France, first as an Erasmus student, studying with Mario Caroli. After that she specialized in French baroque music on Traverso with Jean François Alizon. Charlotte recently graduated with a Master degree from "Conservatoire Royal de Mons", Belgium. Where she studied with the famous flautist Marc Grauwels.
NEWS!
Charlotte Udø Kjeldsberg was in November 2011 awarded "Mandal kommunes kulturpris 2011" for her artistic achievements and qualities.
CD recordings:
"Music of the baroque" with Agder University Flute Ensemble 2009
"Duetto Concertante" with Duo Saxe 2011
4 Tempi
4 tempi is a flute quartet consisting of Angéline Le Ray from France, Kristina De Troyer from Belgium, Nozomi Kanda from Japan and Charlotte Udø Kjeldsberg from Norway.
They all studied with Marc Grauwels in Belgium where they met and decided to create 4 tempi in 2008.
4 Tempi has had several pieces dedicated to them by belgian composers.
From spring 2012 the quartet will have a concert concept for schools ready. This is meant to be an initiation to classical music for children and will be played in french and dutch the first year. Later this school performance will be avaleble in norwegian as well.
www.4-tempi.com
Timeline
Studies
2007-2009 “Master of music” from “Conservatoire royal de Mons”, Belgium
2003-2006 “Bachelor of music in education”at “AgderUniversity”, Conservatoire of music, Norway
2005-2006 Erasmus student at “Conservatoire national de region Strasbourg”, France
2002-2003 Studied music at “Toneheim folkehøgskole”, Norway
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