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Marriott County Hall
Hotel, London
Sheraton Park Tower
Hotel, London
Mayfair Inter-
Continental Hotel, London
Café de Paris,
Piccadilly, London
Cambridge Lodge, Kew
Gardens
The Compleat Angler,
Marlow Bridge, Bucks
Royal Automobile
Club, Epsom
Nutfield Priory,
Surrey
The Manor House
Hotel, Surrey
Rowhill Grange,
Dartford, Kent
Highclere Castle,
Newbury
Chiddingstone Castle,
Kent
The Grand Hotel,
Brighton
The
Grand Hotel, Eastbourne |
Somerset House,
Strand, London
The Reform Club,
Pall, Mall, London
Mansion House, London
The Guildhall, London
The Saddler’s Hall,
The Wax Chandlers Hall, London
Royal Gala Reception
for the Cutty Sark Boat Race
in Milford Haven in the presence of H.R.H,
Prince Andrew, the Duke of York.
The Savoy Hotel,
London
The Ritz Hotel,
London
Royal Automobile
Club, Pall Mall, London
Langham Hilton Hotel,
London
The Park Lane Hilton,
London
Sofitel St James,
London
The Lanesborough
Hotel, Hyde Park Corner, London
The Landmark Hotel,
Marylebone, London |
Griffith before she came to London. Under her dedicated tuition, Rhian has won
many prizes at the various cultural festivals held in Wales, as well as second
prize in the 1994 (under 19) Junior World Harp Contest in Cardiff. That same
year, Rhian took up her place on the undergraduate course at the Guildhall
School of Music and Drama.
In 1996, Rhian was invited to represent Wales at the Inter-Celtic Festival in
L’Orient, Brittany, Europe’s largest Celtic Festival, where she performed in an
open air spectacular in a stadium with 6000 spectators. Rhian went onto study
with Charlotte Seale and in 1997 she won prizes at the Bromley, Croydon and
Beckenham Festival. Another memorable moment for Rhian from that year was taking
part in a chamber music concert with members of the Royal Philharmonic
Orchestra. In 1998 Rhian won the Nansi Richards Scholarship and was runner-up to
the blue Ribbon Prize at the National Eisteddfod. As a member of the GSMD
Symphony Orchestra, Rhian participated in an exciting exchange project with the
Paris Conservatoire and the jazz legend George Russell with performances in
Paris and London.
