Elodie
Grellety-Bosviel was born in Neuilly sur Seine, France and entered the
National Music School Academy of Versailles when she was six years old,
where she became a pupil of Professor Bernard Lemonnier. At the age of ten,
she continued violin studies under Professor Antoine Goulard at the Conservatoire
National de Région de Versailles and obtained her First Prize (graduate)
in violin when she was fifteen. Elodie played in the Orchestre de Versailles
conducted by Jacques Bugard and Jean Aubin. At the same time, she entered
the Music School of the Legion d'Honneur, where she was given the opportunity
to perform as a soloist for the President of France in 1988. Elodie has
been teaching violin since her arrival in Hong Kong in 2003 and has been
a member of the City Chamber Orchestra of Hong Kong since 2006.
Elodie
Grellety-Bosviel was born in Neuilly sur Seine, France and entered the
National Music School Academy of Versailles when she was six years old,
where she became a pupil of Professor Bernard Lemonnier. At the age of ten,
she continued violin studies under Professor Antoine Goulard at the Conservatoire
National de Région de Versailles and obtained her First Prize (graduate)
in violin when she was fifteen. Elodie played in the Orchestre de Versailles
conducted by Jacques Bugard and Jean Aubin. At the same time, she entered
the Music School of the Legion d'Honneur, where she was given the opportunity
to perform as a soloist for the President of France in 1988. Elodie has
been teaching violin since her arrival in Hong Kong in 2003 and has been
a member of the City Chamber Orchestra of Hong Kong since 2006.