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Eddie Ayres was born on 1967 in Dover, is a Radio presenter, musician, teacher. Discover Eddie Ayres's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is He in this year and how He spends money? Also learn how He earned most of networth at the age of 56 years old?

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His wife is Carol "Charlie" Le Brocq (married 2022–present)

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2019

In 2019, Ayres returned to ABC Classic to present Weekend Breakfast.

Cadence is an autobiographical story of Ayres’ life and thoughts during his bicycle travels. It is described in GoodReads as intercontinental cycling adventure, music guide, "provocative, intelligent, surprising and funny”. It tells the story of Emma cycling her way from England to Hong Kong with a violin strapped to her back. It is also a journey through the music that inspired her. It was during this time Ayres decided she was destined to be a transgender man after watching the film Boys Don't Cry.

2017

In 2017, Ayres moved back to Australia, and now lives in Brisbane, teaching cello, violin and viola. In October Eddie spoke with Jon Faine at an event at the Wheeler Centre about his music and personal life and his 2017 book Danger Music.

Danger Music is an autobiographical account dealing with Ayres’ experiences and feelings during his time from early 2015 at Afghanistan's National Institute of Music in Kabul, leading up to his decision to fully transition to male gender. By early 2016 at the age of 49, he'd had a double mastectomy. In his last three months in Afghanistan, after he returned from his mastectomy, he began living as a man, riding motorcycles around Kabul wearing blue jeans and a black leather jacket over a white T-shirt. The book ends back in Australia with Eddie's first testosterone injection to initiate the chemical change to a man. Danger Music was launched in Brisbane at the Avid Reader bookshop in West End on 27 September 2017. On 17 November he appeared at Avid Reader's first Summer Reading Guide launch of the 2017 season with author Robert Whyte in presentations followed by a joint discussion. Ayres wrote about Danger Music for The Guardian; "Moving to a war zone was better than living with what was in my head" appeared on Sunday 24 September 2017, essentially an except from the book (p. 5).

2016

In 2016 he gave an extended interview on The Weekly with Charlie Pickering.

In 2016, in an interview with freelance journalist Danielle Moylan published in the Sydney Morning Herald, Ayres came out as a transgender man. He said that he had first realised he was a man during a cycling trip in Pakistan in 2013 in a "total beam of light" moment one evening while watching the film Boys Don't Cry. He said, "I've waited a long time to do this. I suppressed this for so long, now I feel I can't wait." Ayres had written about gender several times in his 2014 memoir, Cadence: Travels with music - a memoir, narrating his experiences of being thought of as a man during his bicycle travels in countries such as Pakistan.

2015

In 2015, Ayres moved to Kabul where he began teaching violin, viola and cello at the Afghanistan National Institute of Music.

2014

Ayres was a professional viola player for 12 years—including eight years performing with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra. In 2001, he began presenting the classical music breakfast show on the Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK) station in Hong Kong.

Ayres published his memoir, Cadence: Travels with music - a memoir, in 2014. In July 2014, as Emma, he appeared on the Musica Viva channel with an interview to camera: Chamber Music & Me.

On 30 June 2014, Ayres announced that he would be leaving at the end of the year. In October 2014, ABC FM radio's Classic Breakfast website announced that "After six years as the presenter ... Emma Ayres had chosen to hang up her headphones and move on to new adventures." Ellen Fanning had been announced since September 2014 as Ayres' (temporary) successor. Lunchbox/Soapbox at the Wheeler Centre in January 2015 featured Ayres presenting The Viola: A big violin, a small cello, or just a joke?

2008

From 4 February 2008, Ayres began presenting the Classic Breakfast program on ABC Classic FM. In the same year, he taught at the Melbourne Girls Grammar School and taught cello to a wide range of private students. In 2012 Ayres appeared on Big Ideas Talking with Professor Andrew Schultz, composer and head of the school of Arts and the Media at UNSW, and music psychologist Associate Professor Emery Schubert, on insights into composition and emotional responses to music.

2003

Ayres moved from Hong Kong to Australia in February 2003, living in Melbourne and cycling to work each day.

2000

Ayres has been involved in a number of charitable efforts. In 2000, he raised money by making a twelve-month cycling trip from Shropshire in England to Hong Kong. In 2011 he raised over $11,000 for the victims of the floods in Queensland by performing a number of public buskings in Sydney and Melbourne.

1967

Eddie Ayres (born 1967), named Emma Ayres at birth, is a musician, music teacher and radio presenter. He is notable for his work on the Australian ABC Classic FM radio station, as well as for his numerous charitable efforts.