"Face of" international TV channel C Music TV - electric violinists Linzi Stoppard & Ben Lee, aka FUSE - are interviewed during the making of their "Glorious" video for C Music TV in the South of France. In depth interview by Linzi and Ben about how FUSE started, the music and where they are going.....

Electric violin duo FUSE (aka Linzi Stoppard & Ben Lee) were asked to come up with a special innovative tribute to mark 40th anniversary of Status Quo's first single and 130M sales...here is a snapshot of "Whatever You Want" and "Caroline"....

Renown for performing to A listers, royalty and launching super brands around the world acclaimed electric violinists FUSE, aka Linzi Stoppard and Ben Lee, after much speculation have been confirmed as the 'face of' international classical chillout music-video TV channel C Music TV. To celebrate, FUSE's head-turning debut vidoe 'Glorious' will premiere across the globe on the C Music TV network. To see more visit www.cmusic.tv/fuse

Linzi Stoppard and Ben Levi (aka FUSE) launch ‘Share a Stage’. The nationwide competition is on the hunt for a young, talented musician or band to play at this year’s Glastonbury. The winner will join FUSE on stage at Glastonbury this summer. The competition is being run by CLIC Sargent, the UK’s leading children’s cancer charity to raise funds for children with cancer. To enter the competition you need to be aged between 13-24 and part of a band or a practicing musician. All those taking part can upload a short film of them performing either alone, or with their band, onto YouTube. The competition runs from March 5 until May 5, all entries will be judged by top music industry professionals, including the team that have run the festival's Emerging Talent competition in previous years. Not only will the lucky winner perform at Glastonbury, they will also get to share a stage with Linzi and FUSE. The aim of this exciting competition is to raise awareness for Practice-a-thon, a CLIC Sargent initiative designed to encourage young people to practice their music and raise money for children with cancer. All schools and groups taking part get to keep 25% of any money raised; the other 75% goes to CLIC Sargent. To find out more about how to take part in the competition visit http://www . clicsargent . org . uk/music