Trinity Laban and Cambridge Graduate teaching Flute, Recorder, Music Theory and related skills in London

Experience

I have taught and worked in the music departments at Ealing Junior Music School and Latymer Upper School, and as a self-employed private tutor. I have recently completed my MMus in flute performance at Trinity Laban, pending graduation, where I have tried to engage with as much music as possible, ranging from performing and recording newly-commissioned works for my chamber ensemble, to learning baroque flute. As well as being chosen to play flute in the Trinity Laban Symphony Orchestra in both years of study, which gave me the opportunity to perform alongside members of the Philharmonia Orchestra, I also played six different woodwind instruments in Trinity’s production of Sweet Charity last summer. I actively sought to become a member of the Trinity Laban Saxophone Choir and a clarinet quartet, and sang in the Trinity Laban Chamber Choir, an auditioned choir which primarily comprises of first-study vocal students at the Conservatoire.

As an undergraduate student at the University of Cambridge, I was a recipient of the University’s prestigious Instrumental Award for Chamber Music and was a Choral Volunteer at King’s College, singing in the choir for evensong services in the College Chapel each week. In addition to these duties and fulfilling the academic demands of the Natural Sciences course, I performed in countless college music society concerts and several theatrical productions with four different university-wide societies. Additionally, as a member of the orchestras within the Cambridge University Musical Society, I worked with a number of acclaimed musicians including Sian Edwards, Natalia Luis-Bassa, Simon Channing and Keith Bragg.