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Tag: Gemma Turvey

Interviews Posted on26 May 2018

One question for Gemma Turvey, pianist and creative director of the New Palm Court Orchestra

“I chose to tell you that story because it helps shine a light on how NPCO came to be. Because I started to inhabit two worlds, the jazz setting and the formal chamber music setting, and I was looking for a way to bring them together naturally.That’s how NPCO started.”

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Concerts and tours, Gigs and concerts, News, Reviews, Uncategorized Posted on20 September 201526 May 2018

REVIEW: Gemma Turvey and the New Palm Court Orchestra – Bridging Traditions

In a programme that allowed her to showcase the potential of the New Palm Court Orchestra through an eclectic blend of styles, Gemma Turvey offered the audience a unique musical and emotional experience.

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Interviews Posted on7 July 201426 May 2018

Interview: Beardsy and Gemma Turvey of the NPCO

‘Our music is often described as being very cinematic.’

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