Dennis Wijntjens

Dennis Wijntjens

Dennis Wijntjens was born in  1976  in  Geleen,  Netherlands  and grew up in  Maastricht .  He received his first violin lesson from  Paul Aerts  (Belgium) in  Maastricht in  1984 , when he was  8 years old.  From  1989  to  1991  he also received  private lessons  in violin and music theory, in  preparation  for his  conservatory studies

In  1992  he was  admitted  to the  HACO course at the former  Jeanne d’Arc College  in  Maastricht, a  Conservatory  course in collaboration with the  Maastricht Conservatory.  In  June 1994  he received his  high school diploma there .

In  1995  Dennis started the  first year  of the Teaching Musician Violin (classical) course at the  Maastricht Conservatory with main subject teacher  Nilla Pierrou . During his conservatory studies he  played extensively  with various  ensembles and  orchestras, including the  Limburg Baroque Consort, the  Landgraaf Symphony Orchestra,  Musica Mosa  and the  Kerkrade Symphony Orchestra.  In  July 1999,  Dennis successfully obtained his Teaching Musician.

After  graduating,  Dennis played  with various  ensembles  and  orchestras.  In  2000  Dennis was seen  on television in the Cor & Co Orchestra  conducted by pianist  Cor Bakker. Here he accompanied  Lionel Richie,  UB40,  Al Jarreau  from the orchestra, a very nice expérience.

In  2000,  Dennis  performed JS Bach  ‘s violin concerto in A minor  as a soloist  with  Musica Mosa.

Since  2001,  Dennis has played in the  Antwerp Accompaniment Orchestra , which annually  accompanies opera/operetta  associations  WOK Weert, Cantiamo Kerkrade  and  GOV Goes.

Dennis also started  building up  his  own teaching practice , giving  violin lessons  in  Maastricht and the surrounding area.    He did this with so much  enthusiasm,  motivation  and  pleasure that the  dream  of his own professional teaching practice was born !

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