Wedding Reviews

"You have the most beautiful voice, made the service magical, a dream come true." .... Keiren and Danielle Westwood, 2009, Edinburgh

"Thank you for singing so beautifully and helping to make Catriona’s wedding so very special." .... Mother of the Bride, Willow Thompson, 2009, Aberdeenshire

"Thank you Pandy. Your singing was absolutely beautiful!"
.... Cara McLeod, Fife, Dec 2009

"Thank-you very much for your beautiful singing on my wedding day. I wanted something different and special for my walk down the aisle and you certainly provided that." .... Grant and Michelle Clarke, Fife

"Pandy was great – helpful in choosing music before the wedding and sang absolutely beautifully on the day. She exceeded expectations. So many people commented on how stunning her 'Amazing Grace' was. Coming Thru the Rye as performed - brilliantly – it was really unusual and hugely enjoyed."
.... Sarah Wilson, Ayr, November 2008

"Thank you again for singing at our wedding, you really made the service extra special. You sounded like an angel."
.... Ose and Claudia Anenih, 2008, London

Concert Reviews

The Soprano soloist was the incomparable Pandy Arthur, making her third visit by popular demand. To add to a lovely voice is her acting ability appreciable in her varied choice of songs. In Santa Baby she was coy and persuasive but in Oh Holy Night and Mille Cherubini in Coro she sang with beautiful reverential sense."
.... Sigurd Scott, Strathearn Herald, December 2009, A Victorian Christmas Concert, Crieff Choral Society

"You gave us a happy evening of light operetta, fiddle and monologues by George. You are a delight to watch and hear, Scotland is very fortunate to have you."
.... Margaret Cairns, Lochaber Music For All, An Evening of Light Classical and Scottish Music with Paul Anderson, Fiddle George Donald from Scotland the What? Fame. Corpach November 2009

Scots Song Reviews

"I am a sentimental sawney. Last week in the salon of Duff House, when Pandy Arthur sang "Ae Fond Kiss" the hairs on the back of my head stood on end, and I felt like a young poet in all the pangs of blighted love. Why do I go to these Duff House concerts? One doesn't go expecting to be thrilled to the core of one's being. Staid old gentlemen find a rational pleasure in classical music and in traditional well-trained singers and well-played instruments. Very loud music and fiercely insistent rhythms are more popular today, and seem to offer a much more immediate emotional kick. But the artistry that took years to perfect sometimes lifts you from quiet enjoyment to rapture, and these moments stay with us."
"I too was much taken with that item but the whole evening was quite exceptional." .... Roy Milligan
.... Friends of Duff House Burns and Scots Concert with Margaret Preston, Flute and Winnie Foster, Piano at Duff House, Moray