Teaching positions:
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Royal Conservatoire The Hague
Flute teacher Bachelor and Masters programmes
(since 2020)
Royal Danish Academy of Music
Part-time flute teacher
Bachelor and Masters programmes
(since 2022)
Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
visiting tutor and chamber music coach
with Atéa Quintet
(since 2012)
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Guildhall School of Music and Drama
Jazz flute professor
(since 2018)
Previous teaching positions:
Junior Royal Academy of Music
Flute teacher and chamber music coach
(2018-2021)
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City University of London
flute teacher (2015-2021)
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Jury Member:
International Flute Competition at the Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava (Slovakia) (2023)
Kamermuziek Concours Gelre (the Netherlands) (2022)
National Flute Association Young Artist Competition (USA) (2022)
II Brussels International Music Competition (Belgium) (2021)
James Pappoutsakis Memorial Fund Flute Competition (USA) (2021)
3rd New Talent British International Youth Music Competition (United Kingdom) (2020)
British Flute Society Competition
(United Kingdom) (2019)
London International Internet Music Competition (United Kingdom) (2014, 2018)
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Orchestral work:
Guest Principal Flute:
BBC National Orchestra of Wales
Britten Sinfonia
London Concert Orchestra
London Mozart Players
MusicAeterna
Opera North
Orchestra of St John’s
Orpheus Sinfonia
Royal Northern Sinfonia
Royal Opera House
The Hallé
The Philharmonia
Verbier Festival Chamber Orchestra (Switzerland)
Verbier Festival Orchestra (Switzerland)
Guest Principal Piccolo:
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra
Other guest work:
City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra
Northern Ballet
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Recordings:
"Doctor Who" with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales
"Pearl of Freedom" with the London Mozart Players
Schumann Cello concerto with the Royal Northern Sinfonia
Recording Sessions for the National Film and Television School
Debut Album (released by Guild November 2019)
Atéa Quintet album "Music for Five Winds"
Atéa Quintet album "Music for Nine Winds" (Release in April 2019)
Live recordings include broadcasts by BBC Radio 3 and NHK
(Japan's largest broadcasting organization)
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Ensembles:
Atéa Quintet
Duo with Anne Denholm (harp)
Duo with Niklas Johansen (guitar)
Duo with Niklas Walentin (violin)
Duo with BeritJohansen Tange (piano)
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Guest Flute with ensembles:
Alban Berg Ensemble Wien (Austria), Ensemble Cymru (Wales), Ensemble 360 (England)
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Highlights of Solo and Chamber music performing experience 2014-2018:
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2022 Solo recital 50th Anniversary celebration of the National Flute Association, Chicago, USA
2018 Flute recital at St Johns Smith Square
2018 Solo and chamber music concerts in Denmark
2018 Chamber music tour across Wales with Ensemble Cymru
2017 Solo and chamber concerts in Denmark, Japan and USA
2017 Performing solo, judging Young Artist competition, assisting William Bennett and
performing chamber music with William Bennett and the Principal flutes at the Chicago
Symphony Orchestra and Los Angeles Philharmonic at the National Flute Association
Convention, United States
2016 Solo tour in Taiwan and Singapore, judging flute competition at the Singapore Flute
Festival
2016 Recital at the William Bennett International Summer School and duo performances with
Lorna McGhee (Principal flute of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra)
2016 Shared Solo recital at the Wigmore Hall as part of Worshipful Company of Musicians
concert series
2016 Flute&harp recitals in USA with Katherine Ventura and masterclasses at US universities
2015 Wigmore Hall Recital by Atéa wind quintet as part of Kirckman Society concert series
2015 Solo concerts in Russia
2014 Solo concert at the Elgar Room, Royal Albert Hall
2014 Solo concerts and masterclass in ESMAE, Porto, Portugal
2014 Concert of British contemporary music “Number Ones” with Atéa wind quintet and Riot
ensemble. Supported by Arts Council of England
2014 Concert in Bridgewater Hall with Atéa Quintet
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Professors:
Flute: William Bennett OBE, Christopher Green, Michael Cox, Sam Coles,
Philippa Davies, Sarah Newbold, Ian Clarke.
Piccolo: Patricia Morris, Christopher Green, Sharon Williams
Education:
2021-2022 Artist as a Teacher, Koninklijk Conservatorium
2014-2015 Artist Fellowship at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama
2014 Verbier Festival “Reaching Out” (Switzerland)
2011-2012 Distinction in Masters of Music at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama on full
scholarship
2007-2011 Distinction in Bachelor of Music at the Royal Academy of Music, London on full
scholarship
2010 LRAM in teaching practice and pedagogical theory (Licentiate in Royal Academy of Music)
Awards & Prizes:
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2022: Augustinus Foundation award
2021: Debut CD chosen to be an "Album of the week" by the Danish National Radio
2015: Special Prize and 3rd Prize at the Carl Nielsen International Chamber Music Competition,
Maisie Lewis Award with Worshipful Company of Musicians, The Kathleen Trust Award
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2014: Associate of the Royal Academy of Music (ARAM), Scholarship and Prize of Fondation
NEVA (Switzerland), Guildhall Artists Fellowship at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama,
Kirckman Society chamber award with Atéa wind quintet, Tunnell Trust chamber award with
Atéa wind quintet, winning audition for Live Music Now scheme with Atéa wind quintet
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2012: MMSF Philharmonia Award, Hattori Foundation Award, June Alison Woodwind Award
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2011: The Leverhulme Trust scholarship, MMSF Philharmonia Award, Land Kärnten Award,
Irene Burcher Prize, Paddy Purcell Award, Jonathan Myall Piccolo Prize
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2010: Wolfson Foundation Award, A F Trust Award, Finalist - Wigmore Award, Larry Adler
Award, Top Wind Flute Prize – Winner, All Flutes Plus Prize - Very Highly Commended
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2009: Elizabeth Spater Award, Jo Weinberg Award
1st Prize at the Royal Academy of Music competition “J&J Brough Prize”, UK
1st Prize at the 13th International Flute Competition “Friedrich Kuhlau”, Germany
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2008 1st Prize at the British Flute Society’s Eleventh Performance Plus Competition, UK
Sebastian Bell award at the British Flute Society’s Silver Jubilee Competition, UK
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2007-2011: Royal Academy of Music full Scholarship