Pianist and accompanist

I’m looking forward to performing Mozart’s beautiful “Elvira Madigan” concerto in November 2026.

Find out more about the performance here.

Alborada del graciosoby Maurice Ravel
Ballade no. 1by Fréderic Chopin

Find out more about my playing as a solo pianist

Collaborative pianist & accompanist

The majority of my work is as a collaborative pianist. This gives me a feel for a sense of breathing in the music and layers of sound.

Watch me play with the Corelia ProjectSt James’s Piccadilly

Am I a backing track?

Yes, but I’m also an equal creative partner, and there to support other musicians. A good collaborative pianist can help others perform at their best. Unexpected things happen in essentially every performance, and it falls to the accompanist to smoothly hold the performance together.

Accompaniment for singers

As an accompanist I do my best to feel and understand what the singer is doing. The words are so important: I’m imagining the singer’s text unfolding as I play and “acting the story out through the piano.” I also give the singer flexibility around certain words and move them towards the key word of the phrase. It might seem like a behind-the-scenes job, but it’s not.

With Amy Kearsley, mezzo-sopranoRebecca Clarke: Tiger, Tiger burning bright

Piano duo

I play in a piano duo with my brother George. Find out more

George and Jack CampbellDebussy: En blanc et noir