Item 35 - Borg, Anne

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Borg, Anne

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Born in Sliema in 1949, Borg was educated at St. Joseph’s Convent. She studied piano under Miss A. Parnis England and Miss A. Hare. In 1967 Borg won her first prize in the piano competition organized by the Malta Song Festival Board which awarded her a year’s scholarship to study under Walter Blankenheim at the Saarbrucken Music Academy. A further scholarship was awarded to her by German Academic Exchange Service leading eventually to studies under Robert Leonard. She gained her teacher’s diploma in 1974 and her performer’s diploma in 1967. Further studies included a master’s course under Naumov and master classes under Margulis of Leningrad and at the Freiburg Music Academy. Apart from giving regular and highly-successful concert and recital appearances in Malta, mainly at the Manoel Theatre, Borg has been teaching piano at Saarbrucken Academy of Music since 1972. She has performed on radio in Germany and accompanied the Saarbrucken Radio Orchestra in a concert tour in Russia. In the past few years she has given duo recitals with Walter Blankenheim. Other concert performances have been given in France and Egypt. Borg has recorded in Saarbrucken, Bremen, Munich, and Cologne and has recorded works by Bradinski.
Borg is married to Herbert Beigel.

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