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Documentary with live performances Pablo de Sarasate's violins

10/11/2018

https://www.thestrad.com/lutherie/pablo-de-sarasates-violins-a-short-documentary-with-live-performances/7783.article

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.

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Pablo Sarasate´s Vuillaume Violin Sounds Again

8/11/2018

110th Anniversary Pablo Sarasate
Pablo Sarasate´s Violin sounds again
http://www.agenda.navarra.com/event/110-aniversario-del-fallecimiento-de-pablo-sarasate/

The city of Pamplona commemorates the 110th anniversary of the death of the violinist and composer Pablo Sarasate with a program of cultural activities including music, film , guided visits and the renovation of Pablo Sarasates tomb on Wednesday the 19th September till Sunday 23rd of September 2018.

The program begins on Wednesday 19 at 19:00 with the projection of the documentary produced and directed by Joaquín Calderón The King of the Violin.

The 20th September at 20:00 Concert with Nicole Crespo Sarasate´s Violin Sounds Again in which she will play compositions played on Sarasate´s own violin.
The rectial will be a didactic presentation with short notes about the violin Vuillaume and the methods and response of the violin. Nicole is accompanied on the piano by Mark Kinkaid

Composed Documentary

7/11/2018

Exploring Performance Anxiety

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

British Spanish Society 100th Anniversary

6/11/2018

100th Anniversary Bringing cultures closer
The BritishSpanish Society is a registered charity whose object is to promote friendship and understanding between the people of Britain and Spain through knowledge of each other’s customs, institutions, history and way of life.

Issuu "La Revista"

1/11/2018

Nicole Crespo O´Donoghue interview with Issuu

The Anglo Spanish Society Review 228 Spring/Summer
In conversation with Nicole Crespo O´Donoghue
"La Revista"
In the run up to the Society’s third annual Classical Concert violinist
Nicole Crespo O’Donoghue, who will be performing again this year in a recital
organized
by the Anglo-Spanish Society, speaks to La Revista about her Irish-Spanish
heritage and her musical ambitions.
The petite musician with a giant talent won a scholarship from the Diputación Foral de Bizkaia to attend the Royal Academy of Music and has her sights set on Carnegie Hall.
“My mother is Irish, born in Dublin and I, like my father was born in Bilbao but spent long summers in Ireland.
I always knew I would play the violin.

On-Stage Violinist for Michael Flatley - Lord of the Dance

1/11/2018

Nicole will appear for specific dates on Michael Flatley's show

"Lord of the Dace- Dangerous Games" currently at the Dominion Theatre , London UK
Show has been extended to the Playhouse Theatre, London.

In Co-Operation with BritishSpanish Awards Scholarship Society News

1/11/2018

Stradivarius Exhibition Ashmolean Museum Oxford

20/9/2018

Nicole Crespo plays a solo recital on the "Beech-Back" Stradivarius.

The Ashmolean Museum

The Ashmolean Museum brings together 20 of the finest surviving Stradivarius instruments for the first major UK show dedicated to the Italian maker.
Attached to the University of Oxford

OperaUpClose

10/9/2018

# PerformerUpClose interview

Violinist, Nicole O'Crespo Donoghue
Currently performing in OperaUpClose's production of Carmen at Soho Theatre.

Previous to Carmen, you've worked with larger orchestras in bigger venues in relation to our quartet at Soho Theatre. How have you found the UpClose nature of Carmen, can you explain the positives and difficulties of downsizing opera?
I am absolutely loving performing Carmen in a more intimate setting. I think its a fantastic idea because you can really connect with the audience and the viewers can truly see the singers and the musicians, they can notice small details that usually you might not see. It's true I perform regularly with larger orchestras but I also regularly perform as a soloist and chamber musician so this setting of just 4 players is very enjoyable for me and we each get to play some incredible melodies, its fantastic music. The only struggle I can think of is that sometimes there are very dramatic moments, as in the nature of any opera and you wish you could sound like a full orchestra to give that overwhelming effect but the composer Harry Blake has done an incredible job arranging Bizet's music and adding to that the fantastic musicians I'm getting to work with, it regains that powerful feeling right away.

Artist of Onstage Offstage

10/9/2018

Nicole becomes Artist of OnstageOffstage

Documentary with live performances Pablo de Sarasate's violins

Pablo Sarasate´s Vuillaume Violin Sounds Again

Composed Documentary

Exploring Performance Anxiety

British Spanish Society 100th Anniversary

Issuu "La Revista"

On-Stage Violinist for Michael Flatley - Lord of the Dance

In Co-Operation with BritishSpanish Awards Scholarship Society News

Stradivarius Exhibition Ashmolean Museum Oxford

OperaUpClose

Artist of Onstage Offstage

Nicole Crespo O´Donoghue News

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