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The Telegraph - Feb 8, 2018 Interview -Jennifer Heemstra serves up some cool classical tunes What is the hardest part about being a musician? |
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Serenade Magazine - Aug 3, 2017 Review - All that Jazz Jennifer Heemstra, the iconic entrepreneur, pianist and social activist (Yes, I actually said that) of cultural enlightenment and change, who has in three brief years made this city her second home and brought some great American talent to its audiences, presented in the latest of this year’s series, the dramatic and exciting soprano/contralto, Chelsea Coyne (amazing vocal range) in a generous collection of concerts titled “All That Jazz”. I would strongly advise a deep breath here, there was no other way to put it. (full article) |
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The Telegraph - May 13, 2017 Review - Many Surprises Family feuds rarely play out as pleasingly as the one at the Goethe Institut on March 24 did. The Kolkata Classics Club's Jennifer Heemstra brought together three noted musicians to recreate, through one of Brahms's finest chamber works, the 'classic family feud' between the piano on the one hand and the cello, violin and viola on the other. The concert, titled Three Strings and a Hammer, featured Heemstra on the piano, Wendy Case on the violin, Amir Eldan on the cello and Kirsten Docter on the viola; they performed the Quartet for Piano and Strings in G minor, Op. 25. (full article) |
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FOX 17 morning MIX Live TV Interview November 18. 2016 |
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