Corinne Marsh

Professional musician and performer, Corinne Marsh studied at the Royal Academy of Music, London with Piers Lane, Philip Jenkins and Christopher Elton, and the oboe with Sue Bohling and Nigel Shore. She has performed regularly in solo recitals, concertos and chamber music ensembles. As a saxophonist, Corinne currently entertains guests regularly at the Crossing Pub in Staffordshire where she plays a wide range of music in a variety of styles. She is accompanied by professionally performed and recorded backing tracks. Corinne uses a Bose L1 sound system for large halls and a smaller Bose speaker for smaller venues. As a pianist, Corinne, explored the world of Vintage and Victorian Parlour music written for the piano in the late 19th and early 20th Centuries. She presented this music to her audiences in her concert programmes. In particular, she explored music written by composers such as Charles Kinkel, Adolphe Baumbach, William Bibby, Charles Auchester and Carl Bohm. A CD recording of this music is now available on the disc "Silver Moonbeams" which is also available on your favourite music source online. Corinne is also in demand on cruise ships where she performs recitals as a multi-instrumentalist performing recitals on the piano, oboe, cor anglais and soprano and tenor saxophones in a variety of styles including popular classical favourites, music from films and shows, and jazz standards. In particular, Corinne specialised in performing music from the early 20th Century, highlighting the music by composers such as Albert Ketelbey, Eric Coates, Billy Mayerl and Winifred Atwell. Corinne travels widely presenting entertaining programmes featuring the above instruments and using the fabulous Bose L1 sound system, with bass module, to provide a stunning accompaniment of tracks recorded by professional instrumentalists. She is also an experienced accompanist who works with both instrumentalists and singers worldwide. Corinne is available for concerts, festivals, accompanying, weddings, corporate events and adjudication.