Red-Carpet Affair
A glitzy Red-Carpet birthday event at the Forum, Bryanston. Guests turned out in their finest to stroll the Red-Carpet to harmonious violin music.
A glitzy Red-Carpet birthday event at the Forum, Bryanston. Guests turned out in their finest to stroll the Red-Carpet to harmonious violin music.
An image from an event for a company breakaway in the gorgeous country setting of De Hoek Country Hotel, where violin and some of my original songs were just a perfect fit.
The beautiful photo was shot at this event by Natalie Field (Natalie Field Photography).
I had the privilege of performing at an event hosted by the Unique Speaker Bureau – a collaborative team of keynote speakers.
What more idyllic stetting for a high tea than the Swan Lake tea garden at Heaven’s Gate, Boksburg.
Lovely eats and nibbles overlooking the lake with a smattering of violin.
The State of the Art Art Gallery 28, 6th st Parkhurst had a bustling opening night this week. Artists and art lovers from all walks of life came along to view the high quality artwork. Good art, great folks and a touch of violin music made this night special!
A glitzy red carpet affair was laid out for the launch of The Voice 2016. There was a mood of palpable excitement in the air as media snapped away at artists enjoying the red carpet treatment! On arrivals guests and VIPs were treated to an electric violin performance by Kristel Birkholtz in The Bubble.
Playing violin under this old oak tree was quite a special occasion. The company that worked on the property enjoyed the shade of this stately tree for over 20 years. Many functions, lunches and casual smoke-breaks were had under this tree. On this, their final day at the office, it was fitting to have one last lunch under the tree, complete with a yellow ribbon round the old oak tree and an electric violin performance.
This Mansion party was not a staid or stiff affair! Upon entering the elegant Munro Hotel, guests were given a five star reception. But around the corner awaited a fun surprise, on the patio were rubber ducks, snooker tables and even mermaids! How did I fit into the scene, well I was the elphin-shell-princess violinist on the shore of course.
Whilst music and violin playing may be traditionally seen as a creative pursuit, I was certainly outnumbered by technology creators who competed in the Cyber Junkyard Competition. The ingenuity was astounding and perhaps I played second fiddle to these creatives!
Lights on her fingers, lights on her toes, she will make music wherever she goes…
Twinkling lights give a different twist to a violin and ballet performance for a Gala dinner.