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Matthew Wilson is a distinguished horn player known for his exceptional contributions to the classical music scene. With a rich repertoire that spans both contemporary and classical works, Wilson has recently performed in notable productions such as Assad, Farrenc and Schubert, where he showcased Louise Farrenc's Nonet, and the beloved Holiday Concerts featuring Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 1. His performances are characterized by a deep understanding of the music and a commitment to bringing each piece to life. Wilson's upcoming project includes a highly anticipated performance in Roman Rabinovich Plays Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 20, where he will again take center stage as a horn player. His ability to blend traditional and modern musical elements has made him a sought-after artist in various ensembles, and his collaborations with renowned musicians continue to elevate his profile. As he prepares for future performances, Wilson remains dedicated to exploring the rich tapestry of horn repertoire, ensuring that audiences experience the full spectrum of emotions that music can convey.