verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ David Kniveton, 2 Apsley Road, Newbridge, Bath, Somerset, BA1 3LP | View Map | Tel: 07722 856112 - 01225 330780 Here he plays during a recent concert in Minehead, Somerset with pianist Ian Lovegrove. (Opens audio player in new window) The restaurant’s name – which references the Champagne glass not the musical instrument – alludes to a carefully considered wine list which majors on all things sparkling, with English wines given special prominence. Who’s cooking?

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Alto Flutes

Just a brief thank you note for your entertaining music at the wedding, the bride was very impressed with your repertoire! We will be sure to recommend your musical talents to people in future!” JM The opportunity to transport oneself from the centre of the bustling city to the Cornish coastline, where time is irrelevant, the vibe relaxed and the fish impeccably fresh. He was for many years the Director of Music for the South Bristol Music Centre and conducted and coached a group of about 40 young musicians. Over 20 years he has taught the flute at his home and also in schools including The Royal High School, Kingswood school, Monkton Combe Junior School and Dauntsey’s School.

My 3 year old absolutely loves this toy. She got it for Christmas and had to take a bath right away. My two 12 year olds and 14 year old decided they had to help her with her bath. Needless to say, the older girls had so much fun creating music and played several of the songs together. They even had to put on a show. He has enjoyed life as a freelance flute player and pianist. David also plays regularly as an organist at St Luke’s church in Bath. Naturally, we began with breakfast. A light and crunchy semolina waffle was slathered in dill-laced cream cheese, piled with lustrous smoked salmon and finished with a peppery hit of watercress. It’s a decadent way to start the day that could only be improved by the addition of a glass of crisp Champagne.The reason to plug your ears? My 3 year old is constantly playing the flutes, in and out of the tub. Even though she doesn't have water in them when they are out of the tub, that doesn't stop her from walking around the house tooting her horns. David was born in the Isle of Man and studied the flute and piano at Bath Spa University for a BA (hons) degree course in which he specialised in performing. David then went on to further flute studies with Robin Soldan at the Wells Cathedral School of music.Lessons are available from his home in Weston, or for a bit more to hire to your location (so long as it’s not too far!). Thanks for all your hard work teaching Anna the flute! I know she’s not the best of students, but since taking lessons with you she has improved in leaps and bounds. And best of all, enjoys playing far more with her friends and family.” Tim Video clip recorded by a member of the audience at St Lukes Church, Bath – The Flight of the Bumble Bee Next, we got up close and personal with a tankard of giant prawns. A nod to the British seaside classic, Flute’s version comes with a spiced Bloody Mary mayo and a wedge of charred lettuce.