I look forward to present an exciting new recital programme exploring the links between Dieupart and Bach’s ‘English Suites’ with the fantastic John Butt on harpsichord. Come along to the University of Glasgow’s lunchtime concert series if you want to experience some rarely heard French music and well-known pieces in a fresh light. 

From 1 to 3 November I will work on a new recording of French repertoire with viol player Jonathan Rees and lutenist Alex McCartney. The album will be released on the label Veterum Musica in the second half of 2017. Stay tuned!

I am glad to return to Budapest and present a paper as part of the Hungarian Musicological Society’s 13th annual conference. I will present my paper Artifizio Senz’Arte: Towards a musical interpretation of an early-modern sociological ideal on 14 October.

On 11 September, I will perform alongside Jan Waterfield as part of the first Extrasensory: Music Festival in Glasgow. Our programme Reduction and Deconstruction will be accompanied by divine treats prepared by ‘Rum, Egg and Muck’.

I very much look forward to performing on 14 May, as part of this year’s Oxford Early Music Festival! Our programme, Looking at the smaller picture, with the wonderful Jan Waterfield on harpsichord will showcase a variety of Italian diminutions from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.

On 4 May, I will appear on BBC Radio 3’s InTune to introduce my upcoming performance in this year’s Oxford Early Music Festival. I will play my own diminutions on Madre non mi far monaca and Doulce memoire. If you miss the live performance, the broadcast will be available on the radio’s website for another month.

What a wonderful way to finish the year! If you happen to be in Hungary, do come along on 30 December to our exciting programme, Bizarre Consonances, which we will perform as part of the Fuga Baroque Festival Budapest.

Very pleased to have become part of the mentoring team for Future Talent, the UK’s flagship charity supporting gifted young musicians from low income backgrounds.

I am glad to have been selected to present my paper A Game of Time: Rhythmic freedom & musical structures in the performance practice of late seventeenth & early eighteenth-century music on the 12th Conference of the Hungarian Musicological Society, focusing on the performance practice, history & theory of the eighteenth century. My presentation will take place on 10 October.

I look forward to a delightful concert of Henry Purcell and John Blow with Michael Chance & co. at the Stour Music Festival on 26 June.