Sara Leport BA (hons), LRSM, PG DIP TCL, worked as resident recitalist, travelling to California, Hawaii, Mexico, Saipan, Japan, Russia, The Phillipines, China, Norway, Denmark and extensively around the Mediterranean, on board the most prestigious ship at sea, The World. Now settled in North London and giving performances more locally, Sara has performed at the Royal Opera House, Ronnie Scott’s, The Ivy, Southwark Cathedral, the Wallace Collection and The National Portrait Gallery, also holding residencies at The Waldorf, MV Minerva II, Holy Trinity Church Eltham and The Oak Room Piccadilly.

She studied English and Music at Birmingham University, and piano with `Jeremy Brown and Stephen Kovacevich, and with Hilary Coates at Trinity College of Music. Sara is currently Featured Artiste at The Grosvenor House, Park Lane, Resident Pianist at Roast, London Bridge, and Head of Piano at Streatham and Clapham Senior School for Girls.

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Client Comment
Sara, you were really were just right for us, and you really kick started the whole party so well done to you. Many thanks and best wishes!
- Michael Shall, Dealstone

“Sara, David and I would like to thank you so much for the wonderful performance you gave at our wedding at Dartmouth House. So many of our guests commented on what a fantastic pianist you are – we all enjoyed the music so much. It was just fantastic – thank you for making our day so special.
- Anita & David Root

We wish to thank you again for a wonderful performance at our wedding! Our guest and us have so enjoyed it!! There were so many compliments!! We are very happy to tell our friends about you!! Thanks a lot!
- Mia and Mark Jores

Thank-you so much for a wonderful performance and for coming along and contributing to making our day so special. Everyone has commented on how much they enjoyed the music. It was fabulous.
We really did have the best day of our lives and it was such a pleasure to have yourself and all the musicians there to make our musical dream happen!
- Wendy Langridge

Everything went very well, thank you. Sara was excellent. Thanks again for all your help!
- Nick Miller, Foreign Office

Gershwin’s nephew (head of the Gershwin estate) said the Vao’s ‘arrangements and playing of my uncle’s songs are fantastic!’ It has been played on Classic FM, Radio 3 and Radio 2, including on Michael Parkinson’s show and the quartet were also featured on BBC’s Friday Night is Music Night. In addition to a 4-star review in BBC Music Magazine, the Pavao’s have been featured in Gramophone Magazine, Classic FM Magazine, and even Company Magazine! They completed a UK tour in November as the support act for Elaine Paige.

Gershwin’s nephew (head of the Gershwin estate) said the Vao’s ‘arrangements and playing of my uncle’s songs are fantastic!’ It has been played on Classic FM, Radio 3 and Radio 2, including on Michael Parkinson’s show and the quartet were also featured on BBC’s Friday Night is Music Night. In addition to a 4-star review in BBC Music Magazine, the Pavao’s have been featured in Gramophone Magazine, Classic FM Magazine, and even Company Magazine! They completed a UK tour in November as the support act for Elaine Paige.

Formed in 1998 at the Royal Academy of Music, the quartet was awarded the Sir John Barbirolli Memorial Prize (twice) and the John B. McEwen Prize before graduating with First Class Honours. In 2002, the Academy awarded them the Leverhulme Chamber Music Fellowship, which they held for two years. In 2003, they made their Purcell Room debut which received a favourable review in ‘The Strad’ magazine. Already popular with music societies and festivals nationwide, the Quartet won a series of concerts in London at the Blackheath Halls and two recital tours of Scotland sponsored by the Tunnell Trust.

Vao has performed with the Alberni Quartet on many occasions, including performances of Mendelssohn’s ‘Octet’ on a set of Stradivarius instruments loaned by the Royal Academy. With over 50 quartets in their repertoire, they also have a wealth of experience in the jazz, rock, pop and film genres. They made their Wigmore Hall debut in 2003, in an exhilarating collaboration with the Dominic Alldis jazz quartet, which was then taken on an extensive UK tour sponsored by the Arts Council. The Pavãos are experienced in the recording studio; they have been involved in such diverse projects as recording the music for a Rick Stein cookery programme, featuring on a CD of ‘James Bond’ film music and playing on the sound track for Andrew Lloyd Webber’s new production of the ‘Sound of Music’. All four have enjoyed sharing a stage with some of the pop world’s greatest names.

They played in the ‘Party at the Palace’ for the Queen’s Golden Jubilee and between them they have worked with Sir Elton John, KanYe West, and Robbie Williams and, on the classical side, Katherine Jenkins and Pavorotti. The Quartet performed with Charlotte Church on ‘Parkinson’, ‘This Morning’ and ‘Top of the Pops’ , and also played with Il Divo on the ‘X-Factor’. The Quartet has performed for royalty on many occasions; HRH Princess Anne, HRH the Duke of Kent and Princess Caroline of Monaco have all attended performances. They also recently played for Mohammed Al Fayed in Harrods.
Vao have been invited to perform as part of Unilever management seminars on several occasions, both in the UK and Brussels. They even performed at a conference in Spain for all the Catholic bishops of England and Wales. Sponsors have included HSBC, British Airways, the British Council and Jaguar. The Quartet are also grateful for financial help in the past from the Tillett Trust, the Hattori Foundation, the Musicians Benevolent Fund and Sir Richard Branson.

Haydn

It Don’t Mean A Thing

Sunrise Quartet

They Can’t Take That Away

Wonderful World

Sample Repertoire
PopularTunes
Its Getting Better
Waterloo Sunset
Mad Dogs and Englishmen
Top Hat
Livin La Vida Loca
Sophisticated Lady
Baby Love
Forgotton Dreams
Grease Medley
Embraceable You
Raindrops Keep Falling on my Head
Memory
Send in the Clowns
All You Need is Love
Ain’t Misbehavin
Blue Tango
Swampy River
Someone to Watch Over Me
Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off
I’ve Got Rhythm
Can’t Help Lovin Dat Man
I’m Gonna Wash That Man Right Outta My Hair
Run for your Life
The Way You Look Tonight
Slap That Bass
My Way
Downtown
Do You Wanna Dance
I Could Have Dance all night
Wouldn’t it be Luverly
That’s Entertainment
Take Five
Singin in the Rain
A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square
Pasadena Typewriter
La Bamba
Cheek to Cheek
There’s no business like Showbusiness
By the Sleepy Lagoon
What a Wonderful World
It Don’t Mean a Thing if it Ain’t Got That Swing
As Time Goes By
It Must be Love
Somewhere Over the Rainbow
When You Wish Upon a Star

Classical
Bridal March
Wedding March
Sound the Trumpet
Water Music
Arrival of the Queen of Sheeba
Rondeau and Air
Canon in D
Double Violin Concerto
Air from Water Music
Jesu Joy of Man’s Desiring
Salut d’Amour
Chanson de Matin
and more…

Client Comments
“They gave an electrifying performance …Absolutely flawless technique, combined with a wonderful sense of ensemble as well as real passion for the music, left us all nearly breathless with admiration”
- Forfar Dispatch

Divertimento in D Major-first movement

Divertimento in D Major-third movement

The Man I Love

Hornpipe from Water Music

Pavane

Let’s do it

Their extensive repertoire and their versatile approach means that No Strings Attached can cater for virtually any occasion. Contact the quartet now to find out how they’ll make your event a resounding success!

Between them, Rebecca, Polly, Caroline and Celia have played in a number of quality orchestras including: The Three Choirs Festival Orchestra, The Cambridge Mozart Players, The Cotswold Symphony Orchestra, The City of Cardiff Symphony Orchestra, Cardiff Symphonia, Kensington Chamber Orchestra and The Lydian Orchestra.

Repertoire
Seasons (Handel)
A Handel Suite
Hornpipe (Handel)
Two Rondeaux (Purcell)
Air on a G String (Bach)
Double Violin Concerto (Bach)
Brandenburg Concerto No 4 (Bach)

Wedding Music
Wedding March (Wagner)
The Long Day Closes (Sullivan)
Arrival of the Queen of Sheba (Handel)
Wedding Minuet
Ave Maria (Gounod/Bach)
Jesu Joy (Bach)
Wedding Day at Troldhaugen (Grieg)

Jazz
Maple Leaf Rag (Joplin)
Ragtime Dance (Joplin)
The Man I Love (Gershwin)
Swansea (Gershwin)
Summertime (Gershwin)
They All Laughed (Gershwin)
A Foggy Day (Gershwin)
Love is Here to Stay (Gershwin)
Nice Work If You Can Get It (Gershwin)
Makin’ Whoopee (Donaldson)
Anthing Goes (Cole Porter)
Let’s Do It (Cole Porter)
My Funny Valentine (Rodgers)
The Folks Who Live on the Hill (Kern)
West Side Story Medley (Bernstein)
Somewhere (Bernstein)
Maria (Bernstein)
New York (Bernstein)

Popular Classics
Pavane (Fauré)
The Swan (Saint-Saëns)
Canon (Pachelbel)
Prelude to Carmen (Bizet)
Habanera from Carmen (Bizet)
Toreador’s Song from Carmen (Bizet)
Meditation from Thais (Massenet)
O Mio Babbino Caro (Puccini)
In the Hall of the Mountain King (Grieg)
Norwegian Dance No2 (Grieg)
Norwegian Dance No 3 (Grieg)
Waltz (Grieg)
Morning from Peer Gynt (Grieg)
Chanson de Matin (Elgar)
Chanson de Nuit (Elgar)
Everytime We Say Goodbye (Cole Porter)
Pennies from Heaven (Johnson)
Vocalise (Rachmaninov)
Danse Des Mirlitons (Tchaikovsky)
Barcarolle (Offenbach)
Leaning on a Lampost (Noel Gay)
Slavonic Dance No VIII (Dvorak)
A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square (Sherwin)
Rondo Alla Turca (Mozart)
Träumerei (Schumann)
Funiculi Funicula (Luigi Denza)
Moonlight in Vermont (Suessdorf)
Flower Duet (Delibes)
O Sole Mio (Capua)
First Polovtsian Dance (Borodin)
The Dream from Sense and Sensibility
Pizzicato Polka (Strauss)
Irish Sherry (Trad.)

Quartets
Quartet 35 in D Major (Haydn)
Divertimento in D (Mozart)
Divertimento in B (Mozart)
Divertimento in F (Mozart)
Quartet in C Min Op 18 No 4 (Beethoven)
String Quartet No 2 (Borodin

Formed in their youth over ten years ago, the Cavey Trio have played at many different important events, including The National Music Awards Week and CD:UK and regularly perform at prestigious establishments such as The Grosvenor House Hotel, The Hilton and The Savoy.

The Cavey String Trio were great and helped make our wedding day very special! Thank you so much for all your help in arranging this for us.”
- Best wishes, Anna

La Rejouissance’-Handel

I Could Be Happy’-from ‘The Boyfriend’

Air’-J.S. Bach

Here There and Everywhere’-The Beatles

Jesu Joy of Man’s Desiring

Flower Duet

They were head-hunted to feature alongside Cirque De Soleil in Spain, and recently travelled to Dublin to record for a music video with Enya. The trio have been involved in playing at the televised National Music awards, for which they were asked to arrange and perform songs from the number 1 hit band ‘The Feeling’ and were also chosen to represent Classical music for the nationally screened BBC series, Singing with the enemy.

The girls have worked with many artists including the Spice Girls, Lemar and Enya and have performed worldwide including in Australia, China, Dubai, and throughout Europe.

Stephanie and Natalie, born in 1986, started learning the violin at the age of 7. Within two years, and in company with their elder sister and younger brother, the twins were both awarded a Specialist Music Scholarship to Wells Cathedral School, studying violin with Patricia Noall – the only time the school has had 4 music scholarship- holding siblings attending simultaneously. The twins opened the Minehead & Exmoor Festival in 2000 with a joint Young Artists recital, for which they received most favorable notices, and also succeeded in gaining a place in the final of the Young Musicians Platform concert in 2003 as part of The 2 Moors Festival.

As a solo performer, Stephanie soon started winning numerous 1st prizes in music festivals around the West Country, including those at Exeter, Taunton & Bath. She reached the String Semi-Finals of the BBC Young Musician of the Year competition in 2003, finally competing against 12 of the best players from around the country. She also performed as joint soloist (again with Natalie) in Mozart’s Sinfonia Concertante with the Wells Chamber Orchestra in 2004 to much critical acclaim. Her orchestral achievements have included membership of the National Children’s Orchestra for five years (co-leader for one) and also the National Children’s Chamber Orchestra and now plays frequently with the renowned ‘Locrain Ensemble’. Stephanie is also fast gaining recognition for her work in more up-to-date genres, playing at various venues around the world.

Natalie also soon started winning numerous 1st prizes in music festivals around the West Country, including those at Exeter, Taunton & Bath. She was a Regional finalist in the BBC Young Musician of the Year competition in 2002. Her orchestral achievements have included membership of the National Children’s Orchestra for five years and also the National Children’s Chamber Orchestra. As both violinist and viola player, she was in her school’s Symphony Orchestra, its String Chamber Orches­tra and various other chamber groups. She was twice awarded a place with the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, playing in the viola section.Once in the 6th form, she decided to concentrate exclusively on studying the viola, and as a result had lessons with the Head of Strings, the internationally renowned viola virtuoso Philip Dukes. As a chamber musician, she was a member of ‘Procorda’(the National School for Young Cham­ber Music Players) for two years, and now frequently represents the school in chamber concert performances around the country.

Clementine began the cello at the age of five with her mother, who studied cello at the Royal Academy of music with Derek Simpson. Clementine Studied as a specialist musician at Wells Cathedral School, were she was principal cello in the Symphony Orchestra and Chamber Orchestra. She entered many competitions for Cello performance at a young age, never failing to receive 1st prize. During her time at Wells, Clementine was chosen to represent the school at The Victorian College of Arts, Melbourne, Australia, where she performed Elgar cello concerto. She was a member of the National Childrens Chamber Orchestra for two years and the National Childrens Orchestra for 5 years and appeared as leader and co-leader and was awarded a full scholarship to Trinity College of Music in 2004. Since moving to London in 2004 Clementine has worked with the National Children’s Orchestra, The Da Capo Foundation and the recipients of the Lewisham Film Initiative’s 2006 Production Fund. She has played in weddings and functions from a young age and also enjoys arranging and session work, and has arranged music by the number 1 hit band “The Feeling” for the National Music Awards.

Repertoire

24th Prelude (Bach)
A Musical Joke, Rondo (Mozart)
Air from water music in F (Handel)
Air on the G String (Bach)
All You need is Love (J.Lennon and P.McCartney)
Alleluja from Exultate jubilate (Mozart)
And I love Her (P. McCartney and J. Lennon)
Andante from Piano Concerto No. 21 (Mozart
Arioso (Bach)
Ave Maria (Schubert)
Barber of Seville Overture (Rossini)
Bobby Shaftoe (Traditional)
Bouree from water music in F (Handel)
Canon (Pachelbel)
Cha Cha (M.Rosp)
Entrance of the Queen of Sheebe (Handel)
Fiesta (R.Harris)
Flower Duet (Delibes)
Here there and Everywhere (Beatles)
Hornpipe from water music in D (Handel)
Hornpipe from water music in F (Handel)
I Know Him So Well (Tim Rice)
Inchworm ( Franck Loesser)
It Had To Be You (Frank Sonatra)
I’ve got You Under My Skin (Porter)
Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desirng (Bach)
Largo from the Four Seasons (Vivaldi)
La Rejouissance from the Royal Fireworks music (Handel)
Maple Leaf Rag (Scott Joplin)
Mexican Hat Dance (Mexican Folk Tune)
Minuetto and Trio (Schubert)
Morning (Grieg)
My Bonnie (Traditional)
My Favourite Things-Sound of Music (Richard Rogers and Oscar Hammerstein)
Nice and easy-Skeletons swing (Brian Bonsor)
Ode to Joy (Beethoven)
Ofeo’s Aria (Gluck)
Panis Angelicus (Franck)
Pavane (Faure)
Rondeau (Mouret)
Rondo Alla Turca (Mozart)
Scenes from the four Seasons (Vivaldi)
Sheep may safely graze (Bach)
Signed, Sealed, Delivered (Stevie Wonder)
Sleeping Beauty (Tchaikovsky)
Solace (Scott Joplin)
Somewhere Over the Rainbow (Harold Arlen)
Summertime (Gershwin)
Sunrise, Sunset (Jerry Bock)
The Fives
The Golden Sonata (Purcell)
Traumeri (Schumann)
Trumpet Tune (Purcell)
Trumpet Voluntary (Clarke)
Wachet Auf (Bach)
Walking in The Air (Howard Blake)
Wedding March (Mendelssohn)
Wedding March ( Wagner)
What a Wonderful World
What Shall We Do With The Drunken Sailor (Traditional Sea Shanty)
Where is Love from Oliver (Lional Bart)

Jozef at the keyboard is intense, virile, masterful, and confident, a typical Eastern European virtuoso. Equally comfortable in the concert hall or the a coktail lounge.

He has won many major prizes in the pianistic world including at the International Piano for Four Hands Competition. His Concerts include the Mozart concerto KV488 and the Ravel Concerto in G with the Slovakian Symphony Orchestra.

jozef01 - Roundalay

jozef02 - Gravy Waltz

 jozef03 - I’ m in the mood for love

jozef04 - I got it bad

jozef05 - The boy next door

jozef07 - Love me tender

jozef08 - Scarlatti Sonata

jozef09 - Bach Choral

He also has a wonderful rhythmic sense that gives the music a welcome vigour and momentum. ENQUIRE ABOUT BOOKING

 His other prestigious awards include the International Smetana Competition, and the Anglo Czech Trust Festival He has performed in concerts in Sweden, England, Austria and Poland. A classical virtuoso and child protégée his magic fingers will dazzle the crowds.

Our four piece A Capella Quartets are some of the most popular performers in the London area in their genre, singing Christmas carols for every variety of event in London and the UK throughout the holiday season.
Our Christmas carollers bring “Joy to the World” and a festive atmosphere “Decking the Halls”, and “Wishing you a Merry Christmas”! The quartets help you to create a light and spirited atmosphere and a memorable occasion that your guests will talk about long after.

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We Wish You a Merry Christmas

Joy to the World

Jingle Bells

Silent Night

Away in a Manger

O Little Town of Bethlehem

Deck the Halls

Hark the Herald Angels Sing

Ding Dong Merrily on High

 White Christmas

The quartets are made up of some of the best young voices in the UK, students and graduates of the Guildhall School of Music and professional singers hand selected to perform to the highest standard.
Mobility and flexibility of the carol singing quartets allows them to greet guests as they enter, roam amongst them with a song while they eat and mingle, or sing by the Christmas tree enchanting guests as they come and go.

Testimonials

Good Morning Sara, Both of my managers came in this morning saying how fantastic the singers were, and that they added such a lovely atmosphere to the evening. Eleanor said that both their professionalism and their talents were of the highest calibre and this was noted by many of the guests. Please pass on our gratitude to the quartet; we hope that they enjoyed themselves as well. Thank you so much for all of your assistance, we will most certainly be recommending you to our partners and clients! And should we require any vocalists for any of our future events, we shall no doubt be in touch.
- Kristine, 47 Park Street
We are just dropping you a line to say how thankful we are for all you efforts and professionalism in enabling us to put on a great Christmas Party for Tesco Property Services… To say we are pleased is somewhat of an understatement… it was very well received and to this end we are extremely happy.
- Desmond, Xtreme Pursuits

Repertoire:
Angels We have Heard on High
Away in a Manger
Christmas Song
(Chestnuts Roasting)
Coventry Carol
Deck the Hall
Ding Dong! Merrily on High
The First Nowell
Frosty the Snowman
Fum, Fum, Fum
God Rest You Merry Gentlemen
Good King Wenceslas
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
Have Yourself a Merry
Little Christmas
Here We Come A-Carolling
Holly and the Ivy
I Heard the Bells on
Christmas Day
In the Bleak Midwinter
It Came Upon the
Midnight Clear
Jingle Bells
Jolly Old St Nicholas
Joy to the World
Let it Snow
Maoz Tsur (Hanukkah)
Most Wonderful Time
of the Year
O Christmas Tree
O Come, All Ye Faithful
O Holy Night
O Little Town of Bethlehem
Once in Royal David’s City
Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer
Silent Night
Still, Still, Still
The Truth from Above
The Twelve Days of Christmas
Up on the Housetop
A Virgin Most Pure
We Three Kings
We Wish You a Merry Christmas
What Child is This?
While Shephards Watched
White Christmas
Winter Wonderland

Bach Prelude

Manha

Summertime

Sw Davies studied classical guitar under Gordan Crosskey and Craig Ogden at the Royal Northern College of Music. Having received an Honours Degree in Performance he has since pursued an eclectic career in performing and teaching. While at the RNCM, he teamed up with fellow guitarist, to form a Guitar Duo making it their mission to perform and promote original guitar music for two guitars. The Duo have performed throughout the UK including chamber music series’ such as Music in the Round, Glennila Arts Foundation and festivals Having performed at major venues across the U.K including: Tower of London, Tower Bridge, County Hall, National History Museum, Soho House, Babington House and Blenheim Palace to name but a few. His repertoire covers a wide range of styles from Classical, Spanish through to Jazz and Popular.

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Trained at the Royal Academy of Music Forte String Quartet is a dynamic and captivating ensemble whose experience and specialism range from entertaining  guests at prestigious venues, through extensive work for world class educational establishments to providing the most professional of services for weddings and smaller functions whatever the scale.  Whether product launch, intimate business dinner or cocktail party, 4te provides the perfect music to complement any occasion. Their versatility and experience combine the highest professionalism with exceptional musical talent. ENQUIRE ABOUT BOOKING

They have performed in some of the finest venues in the UK, such as Kensington Palace, Natural History Museum, Barbican Centre, Claridges, Science Museum, Kew Gardens, Somerset House, Royal Stock Exchange, Hampton Court and St.Paul’s Cathedral. Recent engagements include performances for Royalty and dignatories as well as companies such as 3i, HR Owen and BMW PGA Golf Championships at Wentworth, Swan Hellenic cruises worldwide.

In the commercial world they have performed with numerous artists including;

Kanye West, Elton John, Paul McCartney, Goldfrapp, Dido, Noel Gallagher, Michael Bubble, Robbie Williams, Katie Melua, JayZ, Beyonce and Ronan Keating. They are frequently employed as session musicians and have recently recorded for Nintendo, Johnny Walkers, Vue cinema and Smirnoff.  This year they are appearing at Glastonbury.

Kate and Katie started performing together in September 2006. They have recently graduated from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama (GSMD), London.ENQUIRE ABOUT BOOKING

Siesta

Allegretto De Trois

Entracte from Carmen

Alfie

Duo Astrea has given recitals in London, with venues including: The Royal Society of Medicine, Wimpole Street; the Ritz Hotel, Piccadilly and Cumberland Lodge, Windsor.  The duo has also performed across the south of England.  Their future engagements include a summer recital series in South France, August 2009.

The Duo is available for corporate functions, weddings, lounge music, recitals, and other performance occasions.

Kate Walter – Flute

Kate graduated with a First from GSMD where she studied flute with Philippa Davies and Sarah Newbold, and piccolo with Sharon Williams. She was awarded a scholarship to continue her studies on the MMus course at GSMD.

During her four years at GSMD, Kate has been Principal flute of the Guildhall Sinfonia, Guildhall Symphonic Wind Ensemble, Guildhall Opera Orchestra, Young Musicians Symphony Orchestra and Guildhall Symphony Orchestra. 

 Her recent appearances have included ITV’s Record of the Year and the London production of ‘Les Miserables.’ This year Kate won the prestigious Needlemakers’ Competition and the ‘Ivan Sutton’ chamber music prize.

Kate was Principal Flute of the National Youth Wind Ensemble, CBSO Youth Orchestra and Midland Youth Orchestra. She has toured to Belgium and Holland playing with ‘Zomeropera’ in a ‘Carmen’ project, as well as playing for Cruise ships.

Katie Flanaghan – Harp

Katie started playing the harp during her years as a chorister at Salisbury Cathedral.

As a solo harpist, Katie has performed at venues such as the Royal Institute of British Architects, The Gherkin and Le Meridien, festivals including Southern Cathedrals’ Festival and Calne & Melksham Festival. In 2005, she performed the world premiere of trio Azaleas by Gary Carpenter at the Holywell Showroom, later played on BBC Radio 3.

Katie has played with orchestras including the English Sinfonia, National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, Guildhall Symphony Orchestra and Sarum Orchestra, working with conductors such as Marin Alsop, George Benjamin and Andrew Litton, performing in the major concert halls in Great Britain.

She has recorded two CDs with nationally acclaimed choir Sarum Voices, performing Bernstein Chichester Psalms, Janecek Otce nas and Britten Ceremony of Carols.  The Britten was highly recommended on BBC Radio 3′s “Building A Library”. 

Katie studied with Charlotte Seale at GSMD and now continuing her harp studies with the renowned harpist Sioned Williams.

Repertoire

This list is by no means exhaustive; it is representative of the styles of music we play.

Recital Music 

Alwyn - Naiades Fantasy-Sonata

Bach  – Sonata in G minor

Siciliana  – from Sonata in E flat Major

Bach/Gounod – Ave Maria (Prelude in C)

Bizet – Minuet from L’Arlesienne – Suite 2

Entr’acte  – from the Third Act of Carmen

Chopin – Variations on a Theme of Rossini

Debussy – Clair de Lune

Debussy – Arabesque No.1,  The Little Shepherd, Le fille aux cheveux de lin

Godard – Suite de Trois Morceaux

Ibert – Entr’acte

Persichetti – Serenade No.10

Concerto Music

Mozart - Flute & Harp Concerto

Additional Music for Corporate Functions, Weddings etc

* Also suitable for a less formal recital

Beethoven -  *Moonlight Sonata – 1st Movement

Chopin – *Prelude Op.28, No.4,  *Prelude Op.28, No.6,  *Prelude Op.28, No.7

Elton John –  Can you Feel the Love Tonight

Faure – Fantasie – extract

Cantique de Jean Racine – Op.11

Pavane – Op.50      

*Berceuse – Op.16

*Sicilienne – Op.78

Berceuse – no.1 from Dolly Suite, Op.56

Song Without Words, Op 17, No.3

Gossec  –  *Gavotte

Irish Trad. – Brian Boru’s March, Idle Days in Summertime,  Scarborough Fair,  An Eriskay Love Lilt (Hebridean Air)

Lennon – Imagine

Lloyd Webber & Rice – Close Every Door

Lloyd Webber &  Steinman – Whistle down the Wind

MacDowell – *To a Water Lily,  *To a Wild Rose,

Massenet – *Meditation from Thais

Marais – *Le Basque

Mendelssohn – *On Wings of Song

Rogers & Hammerstein – My Favourite Things

Schumann  – Traumeri,  About Strange Lands and People

Sherman & Sherman – Feed the Birds