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Alison Stephens (mandolin) with Steven Devine (piano)
Sherwell United Church - 21/02/08
How to get the most out of a mandolin
Alison Stephens is arguably the leading exponent of the mandolin in the UK and, after graduating from Trinity College of Music, was appointed its first teacher for the instrument. Alison has an extensive discography, and performs world-wide, both as a soloist, and together in a number of varied ensembles. On this occasion, she was joined by fortepiano and piano specialist, Steven Devine.
Alison wrote: 'Thanks for such a lovely positive review and your continuing support for what I do - it is really lovely to know I have people like you on my side!'
You can read Philip's complete review online here!
Sherwell United Church - 21/02/08
How to get the most out of a mandolin
Alison Stephens is arguably the leading exponent of the mandolin in the UK and, after graduating from Trinity College of Music, was appointed its first teacher for the instrument. Alison has an extensive discography, and performs world-wide, both as a soloist, and together in a number of varied ensembles. On this occasion, she was joined by fortepiano and piano specialist, Steven Devine.
Alison wrote: 'Thanks for such a lovely positive review and your continuing support for what I do - it is really lovely to know I have people like you on my side!'
You can read Philip's complete review online here!
Sulki Yu (violin) with Alexander Karpeyev (piano)
City Museum & Art Gallery - 25/09/08
First lunch recital will be tough to top
South Korean violinist, Sulki Yu, accompanied by Russian pianist, Alexander Karpeyev, gave the opening recital in the 16th International Lunchtime Series at Plymouth City Museum & Art Gallery. Sulki had already appeared with the South West Sinfonietta in Plymouth last year, but her performance this time was simply breathtaking!
Sulki wrote:'Thank you SO much for the AMAZING review!! I am just speechless.. It really means a lot to me that you enjoyed our performance.'
You can read Philip's complete review online here!
City Museum & Art Gallery - 25/09/08
First lunch recital will be tough to top
South Korean violinist, Sulki Yu, accompanied by Russian pianist, Alexander Karpeyev, gave the opening recital in the 16th International Lunchtime Series at Plymouth City Museum & Art Gallery. Sulki had already appeared with the South West Sinfonietta in Plymouth last year, but her performance this time was simply breathtaking!
Sulki wrote:'Thank you SO much for the AMAZING review!! I am just speechless.. It really means a lot to me that you enjoyed our performance.'
You can read Philip's complete review online here!
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