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Molly Emmerson

Molly Emmerson

Molly has been singing since a young age and has had an array of training, mainly specialising in musical theatre. She is at her happiest when belting out songs by the greatest divas such as Whitney Houston and Diana Ross. 

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She has been part of many theatre companies and still enjoys regularly performing in shows. Most recently she has played Rusty in Footloose, The Dragon in Shrek, Hodel in Fiddler on the Roof and Sister Mary Robert in Sister Act.

 

She has been given many opportunities to perform at incredible events and venues over the years, such as The Diamond Jubilee tour, when Her Majesty the Queen visited Exeter; The Great Hall at Exeter University; Her Majesty’s Theatre, London, GSA Drama School, weddings and many more. 

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It was through theatre that Molly met Alfie and she has been mesmerised by his musical talent ever since. Molly feels privileged to not only get to continue to work with an extremely talented musician but someone she feels lucky enough to call a friend.  

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Molly looks forward to entertaining you and your guests and helping create special moments for memories that will last a lifetime.

Alfie Pugh

Alfie Pugh

Alfie has been playing the piano since before he can remember. He is a graduate of Bath Spa University, where he specialised in Piano and Composition, and works in Exeter as a freelance musician. 

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He is proficient in all styles, particularly jazz, classical and pop, and is a highly-experienced and respected music arranger. He frequently performs in musical theatre pit orchestras, and has been the musical director for several shows, including Oliver!, Shrek, 9-5 and Little Shop of Horrors. He has had the immense pleasure of watching Molly perform on stage in many of the shows he has played for, and suggested they team up to form Emerald Sounds.

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Alfie is the musical director for the Magnificent Bublé tribute band, and was leader of the Exeter Hospiscare Choir for 8 years. He is the pianist for Soul Of The City Gospel Choir, finalists for BBC Gospel Choir of the Year. He is in demand as a gigging musician, and as a piano teacher.

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Alfie also plays drums and orchestral percussion, and is the principal percussionist of the Devon Philharmonic Orchestra. He is an award-winning composer, and his music has been performed worldwide.

He has worked with the archivists of the music of Barry Gray (Thunderbirds, Stingray, etc.), and his arrangements of this music have been performed in Birmingham Symphony Hall, and on a CD that went to number one in the Japanese classical charts.

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