Bringing Early Music to Life

Historically‑informed performances.
Recitals, chamber music, and salon programs.

Close up of harpsichord Close-up of the keyboard

Historically‑informed

Historically informed means letting evidence guide performance - scores and sources, composers’ words, period instruments, and the acoustics they knew.
Historically informed performance uses this knowledge to shape tempo, articulation, and ornament, and to match instruments to repertoire so each work speaks in its own colours.
I aim for immediacy: music that feels alive today because it understands where it came from.

Keyboard Instruments

Early keyboard instruments include harpsichord, spinet, clavichord and square piano. All have distinct touch, response and colour palettes shaped by the music and makers of their time.
I match instrument to repertoire and room, setting registration, temperament and pitch (A=392/415/430/440) so the style speaks clearly.
Heard up close, their intimate sound invites attentive listening and lets phrasing, counterpoint and rhetoric come through.

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Performing and recording musician on early keyboards - often on original, playable 17th- and 18th-century instruments -with deep academic grounding, active research, and broad experience. An experienced lecturer, teacher, and enthusiastic writer.