Mirabelle Violin

Solo Artists

<p class="p1"><span class="s1">Mirabelle’s act is an audiovisual experience to remember, combining the sounds of virtuoso electric violin with a dazzling human mirror-ball look, making for a truly modern twist on traditional violin.</span></p> <p class="p1"><span class="s1">Bespoke music for your event can be arranged, or Mirabelle can perform her own ‘A Brief History of Dance Music’, a six minute musical journey through time taking in Donna Summer through to Daft Punk and all performed on the electric violin. It begins with classical-crossover disco tune ‘A Fifth of Beethoven’ by Walter Murphy and continues through the history of dance showcasing top tunes delivered with sparkling verve. </span></p> <p class="p1"><span class="s1">She has recently performed for at venues including The Natural History Museum, The Science Museum, The Victoria & Albert Museum, The Royal College of Art and for clients including Porsche and Silent Noise in Goa.</span></p>

LED violinist

Solo Artists

<p class="p1">Aelfwyn is guaranteed to capture attention with her breath-taking LED performance, delivered a performance in full costume which is both musically and visually stimulating. Her performances can be tailored for any event and she can deliver either a roaming performance amongst guests or appear as a star soloist. </p> <p class="p1">She has recently performed with legendary rockers Muse, and at high profile venues including The Henley Festival and The Victoria & Albert Museum. </p>

Aerial violinist

Solo Artists

<p class="p1"><span class="s1">London’s top aerial violinist flies high and brightens the sky of any event with her unique performance.</span></p> <p class="p1"><span class="s1">Aerial violinist Aelfwyn’s performance credits include appearances for Muse, Porsche, Henley Festival and the V&A Museum giving classical music a whole new spin with her elegant yet edgy rendition of the Nina Simone classic “Feeling Good” whilst soaring high above the audience’s heads.</span></p> <p class="p1"><span class="s1">Available as a solo act, part of a bespoke piece or aerial ensemble, the performance can take place on a free standing rig or with standard rigging.</span></p> <p class="p1"><span class="s1">Past performances include a commission for Brent Civic Centre and for Arbor Circus (winning Judges Choice prize at Circus Maximus).</span></p>

Ruth violinist

Solo Artists

<p class="p1">Ruth is extremely versatile on the violin and has a flair for improvisation and a knack for playing a wide range of musical styles from Latin, pop, chill out, and rock, to classical, romantic, contemporary and baroque.</p> <p class="p1">She has performed across the UK and Europe as a soloist, as a duo with saxophonist Heather Hoyle, and also teaming up with DJs to provide entertainment at numerous functions and parties. Ruth is equally at home in the concert hall having performed at Wigmore Hall, The Cadogan Hall as leader of The Southbank Sinfonia and at the National Theatre.</p> <p class="p1">Ruth has performed with the English Mozart Ensemble, Britten Pears Orchestra, the John Hardy Syndicate and Orchestra Europa with Rick Wakeman. She has recorded sessions at the National Film and Television School, and also for bands such as FiN, Empire, The Siegfried Sassoon and Coronajones.</p>

Amy erhuist and violinist

Solo Artists

<p>Amy is a prize-winning violinist and erhuist. She was granted the title of ‘Most Promising Musician’ by the prestigious London Symphony Orchestra St Luke’s String Academy and she was the first Chinese leader of the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain. She now focuses on bringing western and eastern influences together through her music.</p> <p>Amy is violinist for the Phoenix Duo, the Chuan Duo and the Jade Quartet which have appeared on the BBC Radio 3’s InTune. As a classical violinist, she plays with the London Symphony Orchestra, Oxford Philharmusica, Southern Sinfonia, Royal Academy of Music, Sainsbury’s Soloists and Multi-Story Orchestra.</p> <p>Amy has performed at the Royal Albert Hall, The Barbican, St Paul’s Cathedral, Cadogan Hall, Bridgewater Hall, Fairfield Hall, Liverpool Philharmonic Hall, Birmingham Symphony Hall, Sheldonian Theatre, St. John’s Smith Square, Cardiff St. David’s Hall, Santander Symphony Hall, Palace of Congress Santiago, Beijing Concert Hall and the Forbidden City Concert Hall.</p>