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Phoebe Rees is a musician and songwriter from Oswestry. Influenced by a diverse range of musical genres and cultures, she predominantly combines elements of Celtic, English and American Folk traditions into her music making. Drawing on inspiration from her early years in the Scottish Highlands, experiences as a classical viola player studying in Edinburgh and London, and subsequent travels throughout the rest of the British Isles, Europe, South America and India; she performs her own compositions along with interpretations of material by other artists close to her heart. Phoebe sings and accompanies herself mostly on the fiddle, viola and guitar.

In addition to her work as a performing musician, Phoebe is a qualified instrumental teacher and creative music workshop leader with a wide range of teaching and project experience. Previously a folk tutor for the Centre of Young Musicians and Open Academy Fellow at the Royal Academy of Music in London, her work as a teacher and facilitator has seen Phoebe involved in projects throughout the UK and as far afield as Sao Paulo and Mumbai, working with organisations such as EFDSS, The Wigmore Hall, The English Touring Opera, Spitalfields Music, Guri and Songbound.
Phoebe currently gives private tuition in and around Oswestry and is a strings tutor for the Halton and Warrington Music Support Service and Love Music Trust. She is a fully affiliated member of the Incorporated Society of Musicians (ISM) and Musician?s Union (MU).
We are taking Covid-19 very seriously at Rosslyn Court.
We will have a socially distanced limited number in the audience and we will take your temperature and contact details at the door. Please don?t travel here if you feel unwell.
You will be served drinks at your seat and there is a one-way system for the toilet.
There is a Perspex screen between the performers and the audience and an air extraction system above the stage.
The first hour of the gig will be live streamed and there will be an extended session for the live audience only.
This is a unique opportunity to spend time in the company of the performers and have that amazing experience that comes with attending a real live concert. There will be a bar. You will be served at your table, just write what you want on the pad on the table and don?t forget to ask for cake. There will be cake.
If you are not drinking (or eating cake ?did I mention cake?) please wear a mask.
Please be in your seat with your drink by 7 pm?Latecomers will not be able to be enter after live streaming has started.

After the gig please pay for your drinks at your table (we will come round with a card machine or you can pay with cash) and carry on your conversations in the garden. Please don?t socialise in groups of more than 6.

See you here...government willing....
Morag

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62 Sweyn Road,

Cliftonville,

Kent,

England,

CT9 2DD.