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Thursday
Oct102013

Emma travels to Far East with Graffiti Classics October 13th 2013

Emma will be performing with her comedy string quartet, Graffiti Classics, as Headliners on the MS Amsterdam, sailing from Kobe (Japan) to Hong Kong. Emma is thrilled to be spending 2 days in Shanghai en route.

Sunday
Sep152013

Katie Melua's new album "Ketevan" released September 16th 2013

Emma was honoured to be asked to lead the orchestra (Docklands Sinfonia) in recording for Katie Melua's sixth album. Sessions took place at Angel studios in May/June 2013 and now Katie will tour Europe with songs from the new album, "Ketevan", kicking off with a spectacular show at the Roundhouse (London) on October 2nd. The album is available through iTunes and amazon.co.uk from www.katiemelua.com.

Friday
Jul122013

Emma leads Docklands Sinfonia in recording sessions with Katie Melua

Saturday
Feb232013

Emma opens The Brit Awards 2013 with MUSE!

On 20th February, Emma was one of 60 classical musicians to be invited to perform with Muse as they opened The Brit Awards 2013. With James Corden presenting, Muse kicked off the night to an amazing start with their rocking track, Supremacy. The 60 musicians behind were positioned on three levels of an enormous industrial metal structure and their performance created an electrifying atmosphere at the O2 Arena with spectacular pyrotechnics, in true Muse style! Emma was lucky enough to be playing right behind lead singer/guitarist, Matt Bellamy.

Tuesday
Feb192013

Graffiti Classics wow audiences at IMAGINE at the RFH, London!

Emma performed with Graffiti Classics on Sunday 17th February to a packed Clore Ballroom at the Southbank Centre. As part of IMAGINE Children's Festival, Graffiti were an absolutely perfect treat for the many families and children of all ages who came down to join in. With 2 performances, Graffiti Classics got hundreds of children joining in clapping, singing and thoroughly excited to be watching live classical musicians full of energy, dancing around on a stage only centimetres in front of them! Such was their excitement that children were climbing over the on-stage monitors to get closer, and slapping their hands on the stage itself staying in time with the music! A hugely successful day of shows and let's hope Graffiti Classics are invited back soon.