Stories

Being a member of the UK’s AOTOS, the Association of Teachers of Singing, during a global pandemic has been invaluable. The support I have gained

To most working in the entertainment industry, the pandemic has completely swept the rug from under our feet: Covid has decimated live music in 2020.

What music to write about whilst in lockdown? I could probably write an essay on its multifaceted and adapted role in people’s lives! Lockdown has

My friends, cellist Nils Wiebolt and violinist Hazel Ross, asked me to take part in the London Marathon 2.6 challenge, put in place by the

Friday, April 3, 2020 published in the Kent and Sussex Courier With thanks to Mary Harris for reporting on a Tunbridge Wells musician!

I finally did it! If you missed our physical EP launch back in September, I have dragged myself kicking and screaming into the 20th century

Well doesn’t 2020 sound so very space age? I was so sure we’d be flying hovercraft cars by now… My 2019 highlights generally weren’t quite

What a fantastic first gig of the year! Having visited the Roman Baths on a school trip when I was 10, I was over the

Woven into memories of Christmas past, the festive season is incomplete for most without a favourite carol or drunken wail along to Slade. For me,

5 ways to choose great repertoire for grade 1 students with Trinity College London. Spot my contribution to their blog and some teaching tips on