After a little family-hiatus, I’m getting back in the proverbial saddle with the lovely folks at the Bendigo Symphony this Winter!
Come and join us for an epic programme including Beethoven’s beloved Emperor Concerto played by the unparalleled Elyanne Laussade, alongside Shostakovich’s astonishing Symphony No. 5.
These legends come close to selling out the 1,000-seater Ulumbarra Theatre, so be sure to book early so you don’t miss out! Details here.
It’s that time of year again! Woodend Winter Arts Festival has just launched its programme for the year, which you should check out here.
I can’t wait to play one of my all-time favourite pieces, Bach’s extraordinary Johannespassion with Ensemble Gombert and Academia Arcadia.
Two concerts to choose from on Saturday 8th or Sunday 9th June. Be sure to book early so you don’t miss out!
Don your Winter Woolies for another round of the wonderful Woodend Winter Arts Festival! I’m thrilled to be leading the band for a programme of solo concerti from the 18th-Century with a host of wonderful soloists.
Book early to be sure to get a seat!
I can’t wait to team up with one of my all-time favourite musicians/people for a wintry Daylesford concert this June.
Come along and check out some old and new tunes for baroque violin and harpsichord.
Details and tickets here.
It is my great pleasure to announce the upcoming release of my debut solo album The Target Has Disappeared on the brilliant Swiss label Discreet Editions.
The album comprises some of my favourite new works for baroque violin composed by excellent composers and special friends Natasha Anderson, Alexander Garsden, and Sam Smith. We recorded in various stages over the past few years, with lots of pandemic- and life-related interruptions along the way. I’m so humbled that it has all come together, and grateful to my label and the inimitable Clara de Asís and Mara Winter for releasing it into the world.
You can check it out here from April 7th.
And see some reviews by:
Michele Palozzo at Esteros here;
Ben Harper at Boring Like a Drill here; and
Peter Margasak at Bandcamp here, where we made The Best Contemporary Classical on Bandcamp: April 2023!
