"Nicole Crespo O'Donoghue  a striking,

stylish player."

The Classical Source

​http://www.classicalsource.com/db_control/db_concert_review.php?id=14069

Live Concert

Presenting:

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PABLO DE SARASATE'S VIOLINS

The Strad

​​Nicole Crespo O’Donoghue visits the Sarasate museum in Pamplona, Spain, and plays the great virtuoso’s Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume violin, as well as taking a close look at a Gand & Bernardel which was his graduation prize from the Paris Conservatoire.

Pep Guardiola Manchester City Manager

BBC Pep Guardiola interview his Music

One of the most endearing videos emitted by BBC over the weekend was that of Pep Guardiola, Manchester City manager on the six songs he choose that help him define moments of his life and career in an exclusive interview with Spanish journalist Guillem Balague for BBC

The BritishSpanish Society Bringing cultures closer

BBVA in collaboration with The British Spanish Society whose aim is to bring cultures closer and scholarship programmes running.

Composed Documentary

Through the lens of professional classical musicians, Composed explores the many ways we experience and can address performance anxiety.  International freelance.....

Exploring Performance Anxiety

Issuu Digital Platform Magazines

 Issuu  "La Revista"
The Anglo Spanish Society Review 228 Spring/Summer
In conversation with Nicole Crespo O´Donoghue
"La Revista" full interview:
http://www.nicolecrespo.com/news-interviews.html
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ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC

                                                     Museum

Mahler

Page of a score in the hand of Gustav Mahler

     Adagio from Symphony No 10.
    
      Presented by  Dr.Irene Hartzell, 16/09/2010, in honour of
      Nicole Crespo to The Royal Academy of Music
      University of London, UK:
       www.ram.ac.uk/museum/item/21981
       www.ram.ac.uk/museum/item/19904
       www.ram.ac.uk/museum/item/20285

International Freelance Violinist

OperaUpClose Full Interview at:
http://www.nicolecrespo.com/news--interviews.html

How did you decide to become a professional violinist?

"I always knew I wanted to be a performer. I always felt at home on stage but when I was a teenager I had to make a hard decision because I always loved school (yes, I do admit it!) and I had the opportunity of going to medical school, neurology and cardiology always fascinated me. I had to decide whether to become a surgeon or go to London to continue my music studies at the Royal Academy of Music. I had sacrificed so much over the years, practicing many hours a day and concentrating always on my studies and so with the support of my parents (to whom I owe so much) I just went for it, I moved to London, I didn't know anyone but I had the determination to make it happen.  Best decision I ever made!"