British pianist Min Jung has acquired a widely-recognised reputation for her diverse range of styles and repertoire as a soloist, duo and chamber musician. Min Jung made her London solo concert debut at the age of twelve with the National Symphony Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall. Her numerous prizes and awards include the British Young Pianist of the Year, Ettlingen International and the YMFE competitions. As a scholar at the Royal Academy of Music, in recognition of her outstanding concerto and recital performances, Min-Jung graduated with the Eric Brough and Elsie Horne prizes in her final year.

Further recognition was given in 2009 when Min-Jung was awarded the Associate of the Royal Academy of Music (ARAM), an honour bestowed to alumni of the Royal Academy of Music, who have distinguished themselves in the music profession and made a significant contribution to it in their particular field. Min Jung’s interpretations have been enjoyed in the USA, Europe and throughout Britain. She has performed at venues that include the Queen Elizabeth Hall, Wigmore Hall, Cadogan Hall, Purcell Room, St John Smith’s Square, Brighton Dome, Jersey Arts Centre and De Montfort Hall in Leicester.

She has also appeared at the Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival, the Cheltenham Festival, the Broadwood International Piano Festival and, most recently, at the Chichester Festival, where she performed Beethoven Concerto No.4 with the world-renowned Philharmonia Orchestra to critical acclaim. Min Jung is the pianist of choice for the masterclasses of the legendary violinist, Ruggiero Ricci, and has enjoyed successful collaborations including the Haffner Ensemble, the Molto Musica Ensemble and with Pierre Amoyal.

With the concertmaster of the Royal Opera House, Sergey Levitin, Min-Jung gave a Wigmore recital which was followed recently by a critically acclaimed performance of the Mendelssohn Double Concerto with the Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra under the baton of Barry Wordsworth where her performance was described as ‘impeccable … there seems no doubt that young pianist Kym is destined for the big-time’. Min Jung Kym is a Steinway artist.

The Russian Choir is an a cappella choir. They sings unaccompanied music from the Russian repertoire: music for Russian Orthodox services and well know Russian folk songs. The choir is based in Glasgow, Scotland and it has performed on a national and international base.

It made 2 public appearances before the end of 2004, and has continued performing regularly since then, both in Eastwood and beyond. More recently, some well-known Russian folksongs have been added to the repertoire, and performed in concert.

This beautiful passionate music is a joy to sing, and has given huge enjoyment to those who have listened to it. Vladimir Morozov, their artistic director and conductor, has brought and taught them all this music, making for a very rewarding experience for choir members and audience alike.

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Fuel is an electric violin duo.

Glorious

I Love Rock’n Roll

Their show stopping performance is unique, dynamic and engaging. They perform with their state of the art custom made GOLD PLATED wireless electric violins.

They began 2009 as the opening act for the New Year’s Day London Parade immediately after the Queen’s New Year message. Their performance was covered by 24 US TV stations including national networks CBS and NBC, Sky and Reuters broadcasted it to more than 300 million viewers on 750 international TV stations around the world.

Synthesized are one of the most in demands string quartets. They offer a selection of pop, classical and tango tracks.

 Dynamic music and stylish instruments combined with choreographed moves ensure an awe inspiring performance that will leave your guests something to remember after your corporate event or private party.

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It was converted to a neoclassical style in 1760, and John Wesley preached here in 1782, and in 1882 the then owner, Sir Sydney Waterlow, the famous printer, donated it ’for the enjoyment of Londoners’.

Lauderdale House is also known for its chips and tea. The house itself is lovely in a staid, sensible, English sort of a way reminiscent of cream teas.

With a fabulous setting and great acoustics, if you get a chance to attend a concert here, you should.

The Stilo String Quartet was formed in 1997 and is now celebrated as one of the busiest and best quartets working commercially in London and the South East.

In addition to concerts in the UK and abroad the quartet has provided the music for a variety of corporate events including Laura fashion launches, events for RDF Media, SELT, Gordon Ramsay at Claridge’s, NCG Media, Bovingdons, political parties, Royal Bank of Scotland, Kingsley Napley and numerous other organisations.

 01 Allegro di Molto from Divertimento in Bflat K137

03 You’re the First, the Last, My Everything

05 James Bond Ballad Medley

07 She

The Estilo String Quartet regularly performs at all of the major wedding venues in the South East, testament to its position as one of the most regularly contracted wedding quartets. Spencer House, The Royal Geographical Society, St John’s Waterloo, Claridge’s, Belvedere Restaurant, Leeds Castle, National Gallery, Cooling Castle Barn, Hampton Court, Royal Festival Hall, Trinity House, Buxted Park, Chilston Park Hotel, the Lansdowne Club, the Dorchester Hotel and Holland Park Orangery have all played host to them!

Individually, members work with a number of prestigious orchestras including the RPO, RLPO, Royal Ballet Sinfonia, Philharmonia, LSO, ENO, BBC National Orchestra of Wales, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Southbank Sinfonia and shows including West Side Story, A Little Night Music and Aspects of Love. Members have also worked with an array of diverse artists such as Oasis, Kanye West, Hayley Westenra, Goldfrapp, McFly, Il Divo, Gnarls Barkley, Paul Potts, Michael Ball, Lemar, Katherine Jenkins, The Noisettes, Mike Oldfield, Adele, Katharine Jenkins, Damon Albarn and Take That.

Classical Selection
1) O Sole Mio, Capua
2) Flower Duet from Lakme, Delibes
3) Wedding March from a Midsummer Night’s Dream, Mendelssohn
4) Wedding March (Bridal Chorus) from Lohengrin, Wagner
5) Canon in D, Pachelbel
6) Largo (Ombra Mai Fu) from Xerxes, Handel
7) Bolero, Ravel
Hornpipe from the Water Music, Handel
9) Pavane, Fauré
10) Trumpet Voluntary in D, Jeremiah Clarke
11) Rondo Alla Turca from Sonata K331, Mozart
12) Divertimento In D K136 (3 movements), Mozart
13) Divertimento in Bflat K137 (3 movements), Mozart
14) Divertimento in F K138 (3 movements), Mozart
15) Air on a G String from Suite No.3, Bach
16) Palladio, Karl Jenkins
17) Trumpet Tune, Purcell
18) Greensleeves, Trad.
19) Arrival of the Queen of Sheba, Handel
20) Concerto Grosso Op. 3, No. 2 IN Bflat, Handel
21) Bouree, No.15 from the Water Music, Handel
22) Jerusalem, Parry
23) Morning from Peer Gynt Suite No.1, Op.46, Grieg
24) Sheep May Safely Graze, Bach
25) Clair de Lune, Debussy
26) Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring, Bach
27) Brandenburg Concerto No.3 (1st movement), Bach
28) Arie, Bach
29) Jesu Bleibet Meine Freude, Bach
30) Sleepers Wake, Bach
31) Habernera from Carmen, Bizet
32) Minuett, from String Quintet Op.13 No.5, Boccherini
33) Polovtsian Dances from Prince Igor, Borodin
34) Hungarian Dance No.5, Brahms
35) Hungarian Dance No.6, Brahms
36) Humoresque, Op.101, No.7, Dvorak
37) Chanson De Matin, Elgar
38) Chanson De Nuit, Elgar
39) Salut D’Amour, Elgar
40) Nimrod from Enigma Variations, Elgar
41) Departure of the Queen of Sheba, Handel
42) Sarabande and Two Variations, Handel
43) Meditation from Thaïs, Massenet
44) Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (4 movements), Mozart
45) Voi Che Sapete, From Marriage of Figaro, Mozart
46) Overture from the Magic Flute, Mozart
47) O Mio Babbino Caro, from Gianni Schicci, Puccini
48) Dido’s Lament, From Dido and Aeneas, Purcell
49) Two Rondeaux from Abdelazar and the Fairy Queen, Purcell
50) Nessun Dorma from Turandot, Puccini
51) Overture from Barber of Seville, Rossini
52) The Swan from the Carnival of the Animals, Saint-Säens
53) Ständchen, Schubert
54) Moment Musicale, Schubert
55) Träumeri, Schubert
56) Dance of the Comedians, Smetana
57) Blue Danube Waltz, Strauss
58) Andantino from the Force Of Destiny, Verdi
59) Brindisi From La Traviata, Verdi
60) Spring from the Four Seasons, Vivaldi
61) Summer, Vivaldi
62) Autumn, Vivaldi
63) Winter, Vivaldi
64) Romeo and Juliet, Tchaikovsky
65) Serenade, Haydn
66) Golliwog’s Cake-Walk, Debussy
67) Canzonetta, Mendelssohn
68) Sehnsuchtig, Mendelssohn
69) Fugue in Gminor, Bach
70) Minuet, Beethoven
71) Cavatina, Beethoven
72) Minuet from the Septet, Beethoven
73) Studenternes Serenade, Grieg
74) Pizzicato Polka, Strauss
75) Alla Siciliana, Handel
76) Allegro, Handel
77) Canzona, Hasse
78) Minuet from the Quartet in Eflat, Mozart
79) Presto from A Musical Joke, Mozart
80) Music for a While from Oedipus, Purcell
81) Sonata K87, Scarlatti
82) Kinderscenen Op.15 (3 movements), Schumann
83) Sudamerikanische Saitensprunge, Mifune
84) Vocalise, Rachmaninoff
85) Danse Des Mirlitons, Tchaikovsky
86) Barcerolle, Offenbach
87) Prelude to Carmen, Bizet
88) Wedding Day At Troldhaugen, Grieg
89) Una Furtive Lagrima from L’Esir D’Amore, Donizetti
90) Mi Chiamo Mimi from La Bohème, Puccini
91) Casta Diva from Norma, Bellini
92) Cielo E Mar! From La Gioconda, Ponchielli
93) Libiamo from La Traviata, Verdi
94) Quando Me’n Vo’Soletta from La Bohème, Pucinni
95) La Donna E Mobile from Rigoletto, Verdi
96) Le Fosche – The ‘Anvil’ chorus from Il Trovatore, Verdi
97) Vesti La Gubba from Pagliacci, Leoncavallo
98) String Quartet Op. 64, No. 3 (4 movements), Haydn

Jazz & Popular Selection
1) Fascinatin’ Rhythm, Gershwin
2) I Got Rhythm, Gershwin
3) Love Is Here To Stay, Gershwin
4) Someone To Watch Over Me, Gershwin
5) Summertime, Gershwin
6) Swanee, Gershwin
7) The Man I Love, Gershwin
They Can’t Take That Away From Me, Gershwin
9) Makin’ Whoopee, Donaldson
10) Let’s Do It, Porter
11) Moonlight in Vermont, Suessdorf
12) IIt Had To Be You, Arr. Cottee
13) Let Me Try Again, Sinatra
14) Cinema Paradiso, Morricone
15) James Bond Ballad Medley, Arr. Cottee
16) Bethena, Scott Joplin
17) Ragtime Dance, Scott Joplin
18) Libertango, Piazzola
19) Calambre, Piazzola
20) Oblivion, Piazzola
21) Tango, Albeniz
22) Carillon
23) Smoke Gets In Your Eyes, Kern
24) Danny Boy, Trad.
25) When I Fall In Love, Victor Young
26) Schindler’s List, Williams
27) ‘She’ From Notting Hill, Charles Aznavour/Arr. D Watts
28) Cock Linnet, Collins & Leigh
29) Penny Lane, Beatles
30) If I Fell, Beatles
31) Lady Madonna, Beatles
32) Hello Goodbye, Beatles
33) When I’m 64, Beatles
34) Every Time We Say Goodbye, Porter
35) Hey Jude, Beatles
36) I Know Him So Well, Andersson & Ulvaeus
37) I Dreamed a Dream, Schonberg
38) Don’t Cry For Me Argentina, Lloyd Webber
39) Food Glorious Food, Bart
40) My Favourite Things, Rodgers & Hammerstein
41) Thunderbirds, Arr. Rayson
42) Til There Was You, Meredith Wilson/Beatles
43) Bittersweet Symphony, The Verve
44) Wonderwall, Oasis
45) I Feel Good, James Brown
46) Pennies from Heaven, Johnson
47) Oklahoma, Rodgers & Hammerstein
48) Three Little Maids, Sullivan
49) You To Me Are Everything, The Real Things
50) Take The ‘A’ Train, Strayhorn
51) Fly Me To The Moon, Howard
52) Anything Goes, Porter
53) Moon River, Mancini
54) Your Song, Elton John
55) Fields of Gold, Sumner/Arr. M Roberts
56) You Really Got Me, The Kinks
Above is the current repertoire, but this selection is constantly being expanded and updated. Members often arrange pieces for the Estilo String Quartet to perform and the quartet also works regularly with professional composers and arrangers who are commissioned to arrange specific requests from bridal couples. The Estilo String Quartet enjoy a challenge and are usually able to incorporate a special request into their repertoire!

A quick note to say how impressed I was with the performance of the 4 guys at my nephew’s wedding. They stole the show ))) The guys were professional, funny, relevant and balanced the whole show wonderfully. I finally decided to leave the decisions and logistics entirely in their hands in terms of performance, and not to either join in or interfere – wise choice .

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I am delighted, basically, and would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone, anywhere. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for all your support, as soon as the photos are sorted out, I’ll send you copies of the best ones. The whole family are still talking about them.
All the best, Howard

These cheeky boys will arrive at your party and until the moment is right only you will know that they are not
in fact the opportunistic party crashers that stumbled into your beautiful venue in hopes of scoring some drinks and meeting the bridesmaids!…

If you’d prefer a bit less drama, of course, they would be willing to concede to an agreed brief to be invited guests (with plausible story), hotel or restaurant staff, security etc etc, but once the drama culminates and they launch into their performance, these young men will not fail to melt the hearts of even the most discerning bridesmaid and win the consent
of her father!

These four are no ordinary party crashers, in fact their skill and intuative musical talent in performing their a cappella four part arrangements of Doo-Wop, classic Rock & Roll, traditional Barbershop and BeBop and also incorporating Gospel, Jazz and Soul; they cover classic a cappella songs such as ‘Life Could be a Dream’ and ‘Goodnight Sweetheart’
amongst others but also pride themselves in taking some very contemporary songs and making unique covers of them in these classic styles.

“Very slick indeed. Thanks for coming along and charming us all with your songs!” (Virgin Media)

They hail from the port town of Lowestoft on the East Coast – birthplace to Benjamin Britten and, indeed, can boast a relation to the famous composer (cousin twice removed – and boy do they boast!) . The quartet’s innovative approach and original style has brought them to the attention of BBC Radio 2 who invited them to make a live appearance resulting in recording a personal jingle for the station. When these boys appear at your party, you know you’re in for a great time!

“You looked great, You sounded great. you delivered on every level. When are you available to come back and perform here again?!” (De Vere Hotels)

No Strings Attached was formed in 1998 when Rebecca, Polly, Caroline and Celia met in the Cambridge University Symphony Orchestra. Since then, their lively, charismatic, vibrant playing has taken them to a range of functions including wedding receptions, garden parties and summer balls. They have played at Terence Conran’s restaurant Bluebird in London, as well as the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge and Powderham Castle in Exeter.

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