A Night At The Opera - Zarqa Al Yamama charlottehoatherblog.com/2024/04/28/a-n… via Charlotte Hoather 🎵

Reuniting With Old Friends: A Night to Remember with the Poynton Male Voice Choir charlottehoatherblog.com/2024/04/21/reu… via Charlotte Hoather 🎵

A little #RichardStrauss #DerRosenkavalier #Sophie recorded in collaboration with George Todica on piano 🎹. youtu.be/o2N367Nkfro?fe…

My visit to Diriyah was like stepping back in time. At the visitor’s centre, we were greeted by the echoes of the past, a prelude to the historical depths we were about to explore. The museum offered a fascinating glimpse into the local history, with exhibits that beautifully

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James and Sam looking for their eternal home discover a threat to humanity. They also cross paths with the #princeofdarkness. The question is can they save humankind and their eternal souls? Eternal Road - The final stop on Amazon. Universal link mybook.to/EternalRoad

I am over the moon with joy and excitement as I share this wonderful news with you all. My brother Tom and his lovely wife Anna have welcomed a beautiful baby boy into the world. Little Benjamin Ruairidh Hoather has arrived, and our hearts are absolutely brimming with love and

On Tuesday 4th June, I visited Opera Holland Park with my friend Nick to watch the opening night of “The Barber of Seville.” The evening began with a crisp glass of Prosecco, an aperitif that led to a performance filled with bubbling ensemble energy and thrilling vocal

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George and I had a musical weekend celebrating and experiencing different styles of orchestral playing. On Saturday, 29th June, we went to watch the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at Cadogan Hall, led by Cristian Măcelaru. This traditional orchestral concert showcased

URGENT - violin and viola players needed for #SherlockHolmes 19, 20, 23, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 August Send CV to [email protected] RNCM Students' Union Leeds Conservatoire SU Skipton Camerata Music:Leeds

Having just returned from a lovely relaxing family holiday I wanted to share with you one of my favourite Handel arias, “Neghittosi Or Voi Che Fate?” from his enchanting opera “Ariodante”. This poignant piece is a true gem in the baroque repertoire, offering a rich tapestry of

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Recently, I had the pleasure of experiencing two very different yet equally captivating musicals in London: ‘Hello, Dolly!’ and Starlight Express. These productions couldn't be more contrasting in style, yet each offered a unique and memorable theatre experience. Read more on my

As I look back on my journey as a performer, there are moments that truly stand out, not just for their artistic merit but also for the wonderful memories they create. Today, I’m excited to share an excerpt from one such special moment — my performance of “I Want To Live” the

Today, I’m excited to delve into one of my favourite Mozart arias, “Durch Zartlichkeit und Schmeicheln,” sung by the charming and lively character, Blonde, from Mozart’s opera Die Entführung aus dem Serail. This piece is a delightful showcase of Blonde’s spirited personality and

After a whirlwind term, I took my choir and orchestra to perform at The Royal Albert Hall and finished the term with my year 5s experiencing a Magic Flute workshop with the Royal Opera House. We did a lower school Nativity performance and an upper school festival of Nine Lessons

With Valentine's Day fast approaching, here is a link to a song that George and I recorded from the album "Songs From Our Balcony". Take a listen. It is also available on other download and streaming sites. amazon.co.uk/music/player/a…