BIOGRAPHY
Ceylan Rogers is a London based professional flute and woodwind player with many years of national and international experience as a soloist, chamber and orchestral musician. Over the years she has had the privilege of performing and recording in many great venues including Abbey Road Studios, Royal Albert Hall, V&A, Aspendos and Ephesus amphitheatres.
She holds BMus, MMus (Goldsmiths, University of London) degrees and she was awarded Alexander Ivashkin Scholarship on the basis of demonstrable excellence in musical performance on her Masters degree entrance performance in 2020.
Ceylan is particularly interested in Baroque period music and Contemporary works involving altered flute, modern flute techniques and electronics. She has also been awarded Bert Jansch Foundation Grant in 2021 for her research project on Baroque music and advanced ornamentation techniques.
https://bertjanschfoundation.org/awardees-ceylan-rogers
Ceylan began her professional music studies at the age of 14 by being accepted to the DEU State Conservatoire and later AU State Conservatoire. In 2004 she had a scholarship for MA education at The Centre for Advanced studies in Music in ITU. During her education she performed in many recitals, and orchestral concerts and played with well known musicians.
2002 She was accepted into the Antalya National State Opera and Ballet as a flute and piccolo player, touring nationally and within Europe.
2008 Ceylan began playing in The London Ocean International Orchestra, performing in London musicals in front of audiences ranging from Prince Harry to Sir Ian McKellen.
Ceylan is teaching flute, clarinet, saxophone, piccolo and recorder to both school age students and adults from beginner through to professional level, working in some of the most prestigious schools in and around London as well as home tutoring.
She collaborates with many musicians for two or three piece ensembles: Piano, Harp, Guitar, Violin, Cello as well as orchestra.
Please contact Ceylan for more information.