Portfolio
Here are a selection of Silverfen web sites.
One of the world’s first period instrument ensembles, now in its fourth decade as one of the world’s finest
A Drupal-based web site: the current site is supported by Silverfen, and a new one is under develpment
Chamber music summer school
Campion House and Osterley Retreats
Web site for a pre-seminary and retreat centre in London.
This centre closed in 2004 and the web site is no longer on line,
but the screenshot is retained here as it shows an unusual design.
Dulwich — house for sale
This house is no longer on the market, so the web site as been taken down.
Click on the screenshot to see a copy of what was on the web site.
Enabling faith communities to interact with regional governance in the East of England
Independent film company, makers of the film Skin
Supporting faith-based social action in the East of England. This site includes an interactive noticeboard and online database
The UK’s leading exponent of the Italian school of mandolin playing
Cello soloist and recitalist
Retreat centre for the Anglican Dioceses of Leicester and Peterborough
Promoting the conference facilities at Launde Abbey
Landscaping and garden design company in Cambridge
Designed by Karan Sng and Thomas Wang; maintained by Silverfen
Chamber music competition for piano-based ensembles
Performing and visual arts centre.
The new web site for the Ucheldre Centre is currently under development
The united reformed Church Retreat Group, which brings together people
in the URC interested in retreats, quiet days, contemplative approaches to prayer and spiritual
direction.
This is an interim site, and in due course will be replaced by an interactive one backed by the Joomla content management system
A holding page for the web site which will promote a book that’s being written at the moment.
There are several new sites under development at the moment — for the Ucheldre Centre in Anglesey,
the Anglesey Arts Forum and the viola d’amore player
Elizabeth Watson.
The last of the screenshots above is for a site which will be used to
promote a book that is currently being written.
Two more book-promotion sites will be developed soon, for Colin Booth’s book
on ornamentation in baroque keyboard music
Did Bach really mean that?,
Elizabeth McKellar’s novel
Tourist in Bohemia and the
Angeli bookshop in Cambridge.
