The 4th of July. The Brits in America are lying low….! A happy fourth of July to all our American friends!  It is a busy month.  Jon Kelly is mixing Charlotte Parmiter’s album at his new mixing suite in North London; Katie Targett Adams is playing in Barcelona and France whilst on her European travels; David Clifton has begun recording two projects; sacred songs at Fifth Avenue with the able assistance of Will Reagan, and folk/acoustic songs with Scott Minor at his vintage recording studio, using vintage tape machines & recording equipment.

Welcome to June and the prospect of a long hot summer! It is nearly Firefly season in Knoxville Tennessee, and almost time for cream teas in Devon and Cornwall on the way to those sandy beaches in England.

Little Room is proud to announce that Cathay Pacific Airlines are featuring Katie Targett Adams again on their in-flight entertainment; as you fly around the world you can listen to her EP ‘A World Of Music’.

And if you are not flying around the world you can download her beautiful music here at Little Room on her artist page, or from iTunes and all good digital music stores.

In other news this month, David Clifton is playing Scruffy City Hall, Knoxville on the 10th of June, and The Square Room on July 3rd. The concert on July 3rd will be a very special evening: Four At Cafe Four, with David Clifton, Joey English, Matt Honkonen and Rob Kronen, all playing their special  songs and then getting together for a great surprise end to the show. Please spread the word!

Here we are at the midpoint between the seasons of Spring and Summer. All the traditional festivals have been taking place around England, and indeed across Europe and the wider world; May-Pole dancing, Morris dancing, celebrating the May Queen, Jack-In-The-Green, and most notably the choristers of Magdalen College choir singing the Hymnus Eucharisticus from the top of the Great Tower. This tradition dates back to the 17th Century, when a Fellow of the college composed a special piece for May morning.

Many of these traditions found their way over to America with the first settlers, and the crowning of the May Queen and May-Pole dancing events, along with May-baskets filled with candy or flowers given as gifts for children still take place across the United States. Have a great 1st of May celebration!

The most popular song in the Little Room Music catalogue at this time of year is ‘There Is A Green Hill’ from David Clifton’s sacred songs album ‘Seeds Of Hope And Love’. On the homepage we have posted a selection of other top downloads from this album as featured songs, and a link to iTunes for the full album.  We hope to have a sheet music download page in place later in the year for this and other frequently requested songs from our catalogue. Meanwhile, thank you for your patience all those who have contacted us for music; by now you should have all had your replies and copies.

A very special Holy Week and a Happy Easter to you all, from everyone at Little Room.

Katie Targett Adams

In concert.

Hong Kong’s Peninsular Hotel, Salon de Ning

4th April 19.30pm  Charity performance

All ticket CD sales to benefit the Angels For Orphans charity

Charlotte Parmiter

Charlotte’s folk song album has now been transferred from Logic audio to Pro-Tools, and the mix is about to begin in London.