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My Alpine Concertino for horn and chamber ensemble will be premiered by Martin Owen and the Britten Sinfonia, conducted by Tom Fetherstonhaugh, at 2.30pm on Saturday 14th November at King’s Place. Tickets are free but must be booked in advance, and are available on the King’s Place website. The piece is an imaginary trip through…

The Britten Sinfonia will be premiering my new piece Little Ritual on Friday 17th April, 6pm at Milton Court (Barbican). Tickets are free but booking is required: click here for full info. The piece marks 50 years since Benjamin Britten’s death and 100 years since György Kurtág’s birth. Both of these composers have had a…

I have been selected to take part in the Britten Sinfonia’s Magnum Opus programme for 2026. This involves two new commissions, a chamber piece to be premiered in April and a concerto to be premiered in November, as well as the opportunity to be embedded with the orchestra for the year. I can’t wait to…

My piece for unaccompanied solo horn, Three Dream Songs, has won the British Horn Society Composition Prize 2025. The premiere performance, by the excellent Tommaso Rusconi, coincided with the announcement of the award on 30th November 2025 as part of the British Horn Festival and the publication of the piece by edition db. The piece…

I’m thrilled that my song cycle for tenor and piano, Imaginary Lover, to texts by Armenian poet Vahan Terian, will be performed again on 19th July in Yerevan, Armenia in a concert at the Komitas Museum-Institute, with tenor Berj Karazian and pianist Arpine Kalinina. The piece was commissioned for Arpine’s “British and Armenian Musical Bridge”…

Some exciting things happened over the last year, from the London premiere of My Lover Spoke at JAM’s season launch concert in March to the world premiere of Movements for Philip Sharp by its dedicatee at the University of Glasgow. It was also a genuine honour to have my Canzoni et ricercari, which won the…