City Music Foundation invites you to an intimate concert performed by Mari Poll with accompanist Jennifer Hughes
Programme
Schubert Sonata for Violin and Piano ‘Grand Duo’ in A major, D.574
Enescu Sonata for Violin and Piano No.3
Schubert Sonata for Violin and Piano ‘Grand Duo’ in A major, D.574
Enescu Sonata for Violin and Piano No.3
Born in Estonia (1987), Mari Poll has performed as a soloist and chamber musician across Europe, America and New Zealand at venues such as the Wigmore Hall, Cadogan Hall, St Martin in the Fields, St James’s Piccadilly, Estonia Concert Hall, Casa Da Musica, Porto, Sala Cristina Maria, Malaga, Parnassos Hall, Athens and the Bridgewater Hall, with orchestras such as Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, Tallinn Chamber Orchestra, RCM Contemporary Ensemble, Trondheim Symphony Orchestra, Liverpool Mozart Orchestra and Pärnu City Orchestra.
Jennifer Hughes (1987) has performed across the UK including at the Wigmore Hall, Cadogan Hall , Bridgewater Hall, St James’s Piccadilly and in the BBC proms, and as well as internationally. Jennifer won the Royal Overseas league Accompanist’s Prize, The AESS Patricia Routledge National English Song Competition Accompanist’s Prize, the Joaninha Trust Accompanist’s Prize, the Titanic Memoriam Prize (RCM) and an award from the Geoffrey Parsons Memorial Trust. She completed a Masters at the Royal College of music where held the Gilbert and Eileen Edgar Fellowship and a Draper’s Company Scholar, studying with John Blakely and Roger Vignoles.
Jennifer Hughes (1987) has performed across the UK including at the Wigmore Hall, Cadogan Hall , Bridgewater Hall, St James’s Piccadilly and in the BBC proms, and as well as internationally. Jennifer won the Royal Overseas league Accompanist’s Prize, The AESS Patricia Routledge National English Song Competition Accompanist’s Prize, the Joaninha Trust Accompanist’s Prize, the Titanic Memoriam Prize (RCM) and an award from the Geoffrey Parsons Memorial Trust. She completed a Masters at the Royal College of music where held the Gilbert and Eileen Edgar Fellowship and a Draper’s Company Scholar, studying with John Blakely and Roger Vignoles.