Mei-Ting and Friends at St Michael & All Angels, Barnes
Mei-Ting & friends – the launch of a new concert series in Barnes, SW London.
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Anthony Hewitt at Café Yukari – back by popular request!
After his previous sell out performances at Cafe Yukari, “remarkably gifted” international concert pianist Anthony Hewitt returns for another solo piano recital at this convivial intimate venue close to Kew Gardens […]
“At the moment I am obsessed with Beethoven…” – interview with cellist Clare O’Connell
Ahead of her concert with pianist Viv McLean at Café Yukari, near to Kew Gardens, on 28th April, we caught up with cellist Clare O’Connell to find out more about […]
“I live for music” – interview with singer Elena Lorenzi
Who or what inspired you to take up singing, and pursue a career in music? It was life itself that showed me music as a path. I’ve been singing since […]
“I’m a balladeer at heart” – interview with Matthew vanKan
Ahead of his Nat King Cole Centenary Celebration at The Jazz Room at The Bull’s Head, we caught up with singer-songwriter Matthew vanKan to find out more about his musical […]
Meet the Artist – Mei-Ting Sun, pianist
Mei-Ting returns to The OSO in Barnes on 24 June, to wow audiences once again with a generous programme of music by Scriabin, Schumann, Hindemith & Brahms. He is joined […]
Interview with Rick Simpson, jazz pianist
Award-winning jazz pianist and composed Rick Simpson makes his 7 Star Arts debut at The Jazz Room at The Bull’s Head on 26th June Who or what inspired you to […]
Meet the Artist – Natasha Hardy, singer-songwriter
I just love performing wherever I have an audience We talked to Natasha Hardy about influences, inspirations and more ahead of her Lost in Love concert at The Jazz Room […]
Classic Gershwin Showreel
A taster of Classic Gershwin, 7 Star Arts’ most popular mixed genre production, starring Viv McLean (piano) and Susan Porrett (narrator). Music by George Gershwin
Anthony Hewitt wows The Jazz Room
The Jazz Room in Barnes, SW London, affectionately known as “the suburban Ronnie’s Scotts” (and almost as longstanding as the eponymous Soho jazz club), resonated to a different vibe on […]