British violinist Noel Vine studied with Frederick Grinke, Manoug Parikian, Beth Spendlove and Glyndwr Parfitt. 

He has performed with many of the UK's leading symphony orchestras, chamber ensembles and session orchestras including the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra,

City of London Sinfonia, Manchester Camerata, London Concert Orchestra, Orchestra of St Johns Smith Square, London Soloists Chamber Orchestra, Musical Solutions Ltd,

Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Sinfonia Of London, London Session Orchestra.

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He is leader of City Strings Orchestra, The Universal Film Orchestra and EA String Collective and has been guest leader for Millennia Ensemble, London Concert Ensemble,

London String Soloists and the Academy of St Thomas. 

A prolific session musician, his recording credits are vast, from major film and TV soundtracks, to pop, rock and dance records and has worked with a

diverse array of high profile artists such as Madonna, Goldie, Spice Girls, Take That, Morcheeba, David Gray, Oasis, Paul Weller, Gabrielle, Brand New Heavies and many more. 

In 2018 he began a new recital concert series #ClassicalChill bringing short tailored concerts to a new audience. 

Classical Chill concerts provide a perfect soundtrack to 'take time out from busy lives' and stop for a moment. 

Accompanied by cool abstract mood lighting and projections to enhance the experience. 

Works from Bach, Vaughan Williams, Grieg and more, plus new contemporary works from Nicolas Brittel, Philip Glass, Arvo Part, Nico Muhly and Max Richter. 

Music for the mind and soul.  You can find out more by clicking here.

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A musician who refuses to be defined by a single genre and with an imaginative and adventurous approach to presentation and programming,

Noel has a wide-ranging musical background from Trip Hop collaborations with Dave Tipper (The Critical Path) to Drum and Bass mixes with Goldie with further string fusion projects

with Pressure Drop, Mo Wax, Asian Dub Foundation and Way Out West.   He is an advocate of contemporary and experimental music and equally at home

with the core classical repertoire as well as enjoying fresh new improvised works including a special Classical Chill outdoor concert at Leiston Abbey in Suffolk

containing a 45 minute totally improvised soundscape.

Collaborating with concert pianist Andrew Quartermain, they created the album Classical Chill VOL 1 - 9 tracks totally improvised in 1 take.

2021 -2022 saw the #ClassicalChill series continue in residence at Leiston Abbey in Suffolk and also performances at the Ludlow Festival

and Leeds International Concert Season at the prestigious Leeds Town Hall.  He was shortlisted for a Royal Philharmonic Society award in 2021 for the

ClassicalChill series which was one of the first concerts to resume in the UK after lockdown, helping bring classical music to an audience that had been unable to attend concerts.

He made his debut at the First Light Festival in 2023, headlining the Moonlit Soundscapes evening and is due to return to perform in 2024. 

He also made his debut at Benjamin Britten's house in Aldeburgh performing an exclusive recital.  Further recitals to be announced including at Anteros Arts in Norwich,

and soloist for Vaughan Williams' Lark Ascending with The Mozart Orchestra in July.

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