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A highlight of the evening was an electronic violin performance by Fuse, featuring Linzi Stoppard (daughter-inlaw of Oscar winning playwright Sir Tom Stoppard) and Ben Lee, performing the theme music of Lawrence of Arabia and paying a special tribute to its composer Oscar winning Maurice Jarre, who died last week age 84. The audience of over 400 guests included Middle Eastern Royalty, Arab and international Ambassadors, celebrities, fashion industry buyers, other VIPs and media.
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Monday, 22 June 2009
Electric Violinist Linzi Stoppard mesmerizes the crowd at NSPCC Fundraising Dinner
Linzi Stoppard performs on behalf of the NSPCC
Electric violin artist Linzi Stoppard attended the Ascot Charitable Trust Ball earlier this year in aid of the NSPCC.
Linzi gave a spectacular performance at the elegant event which took place in The Pavilions at Royal Ascot Racecourse. Approximately 300 guests looked on and enjoyed her set which included tracks such as ‘Glorious’, ‘Fused Adagio’ and ‘Saltwater’. Linzi’s exciting and edgy music pushed the boundaries of musical convention as she gave a mesmerizing set.The annual event raised a fantastic £50,000 which also saw five other local charities benefit.
Linzi is married to Will Stoppard, son of Sir Tom Stoppard.
http://www.nspcc.org.uk/whatwedo/celebritysupporters/celebritynews/linzistoppardsupportsnspcc_wda60540.html
Electric violin artist Linzi Stoppard attended the Ascot Charitable Trust Ball earlier this year in aid of the NSPCC.
Linzi gave a spectacular performance at the elegant event which took place in The Pavilions at Royal Ascot Racecourse. Approximately 300 guests looked on and enjoyed her set which included tracks such as ‘Glorious’, ‘Fused Adagio’ and ‘Saltwater’. Linzi’s exciting and edgy music pushed the boundaries of musical convention as she gave a mesmerizing set.The annual event raised a fantastic £50,000 which also saw five other local charities benefit.
Linzi is married to Will Stoppard, son of Sir Tom Stoppard.
http://www.nspcc.org.uk/whatwedo/celebritysupporters/celebritynews/linzistoppardsupportsnspcc_wda60540.html
Friday, 19 June 2009
FUSE and Britain’s Got Talent star to perform at British Red Cross Gala Ball
FUSE and Britain’s Got Talent star to perform at British Red Cross Gala Ball
Tuesday 9 June 2009For further information please contact Laura Hinks telephone: 0044(0)207 877 7463 / 07921 493 560 (07659 145 095 out of hours), email: LHinks@redcross.org.uk
Electric violinists FUSE and Britain’s Got Talent star Julian Smith are set to perform at the British Red Cross International Fundraising Committee Gala Ball tomorrow (10 June). The Birmingham saxophonist, runner-up in the ITV talent show last week, will join Linzi Stoppard and Ben Lee (FUSE) and award-winning comedian Omid Djalili on the bill at the IFC Gala Ball.
Guests will attend a reception and dinner at one of a selection of Ambassadors’ residences before being taken to the Hyatt Regency London The Churchill Hotel for entertainment, dancing and the chance to bid for exclusive and unattainable items at an auction, which will raise money for the international life-saving work of the British Red Cross.
Full article here http://www.redcross.org.uk/news.asp?id=95134
Tuesday 9 June 2009For further information please contact Laura Hinks telephone: 0044(0)207 877 7463 / 07921 493 560 (07659 145 095 out of hours), email: LHinks@redcross.org.uk
Electric violinists FUSE and Britain’s Got Talent star Julian Smith are set to perform at the British Red Cross International Fundraising Committee Gala Ball tomorrow (10 June). The Birmingham saxophonist, runner-up in the ITV talent show last week, will join Linzi Stoppard and Ben Lee (FUSE) and award-winning comedian Omid Djalili on the bill at the IFC Gala Ball.
Guests will attend a reception and dinner at one of a selection of Ambassadors’ residences before being taken to the Hyatt Regency London The Churchill Hotel for entertainment, dancing and the chance to bid for exclusive and unattainable items at an auction, which will raise money for the international life-saving work of the British Red Cross.
Full article here http://www.redcross.org.uk/news.asp?id=95134
