As well as regular instrumental teaching and ensemble coaching, I’ve led numerous professional workshops, including ‘Music First’ and ‘Music Masters’ in London and taught on the Primary Arpeggione Viola Course and Springgrove Music Competition. I regularly accompany students on the piano, and prepare students for musical and academic exams at all levels, including music theory, aural and sight reading skills. I am currently a member of the European String Teachers’ Association, and have participated in ESTA conferences across Europe.

As a performing musician, I perform as a soloist and chamber musician in venues across Europe, most recently including the ‘Rome Chamber Music’ and ‘Gstaad Menuhin’ Festivals, and have participated in international competitions, notably receiving the Len Lickorish Memorial Prize at the Royal Overseas League International Strings Competition and the Barbirolli prize at the Lionel Tertis International Viola Competition.

A masters graduate with first class honours from the class of Tabea Zimmermann at the Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler Berlin, I have had the pleasure of working with numerous renowned artists including Lawrence Power, Ettore Causa and Nobuko Imai. I participated in the International Musicians Seminar at Prussia Cove in 2019 and '22, and in recent years collaborated with composers Garth Knox, Vasilis Alevizos and Thomas Jones on their new works.

I play in a number of ensembles and have twice performed with musicians from the Berlin Philharmonic and clarinettist Matthew Hunt at HellensMusic festival, as well as with Claudio Mehner and Christoph Poppen in Santander, Spain and with members of the ARC ensemble at the Music of Exile Festival in Toronto, Canada.

As a member of the European Union Youth Orchestra 2018, and a member of the National Youth Orchestra GB 2015, I appeared on numerous radio broadcasts and televised BBC Proms, and was involved in the NYO educational outreach programme ‘inspire’ in schools across London, including workshops and interactive performances at the Royal Festival Hall.