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Well, I said that in the month off from performing I’d expand my teaching studio, and I’m delighted to have done so by over 400%, which I am not altogether displeased with, as they say (read my guiding principles on this old post from last year). I can only take on a few more people now before things are full, so if you’re thinking about it then best to get in touch sooner rather than later.

We’re celebrating the inaugural few months with a recital at Belsize Music Rooms at 4pm on 25th March, where some of my students will be joined by those of Daniel Swain, for a short recital. It’ll followed by an exclusive preview of some new music Daniel and I are working on (to be announced!) and then, most importantly, tea and CAKE. For what Sunday afternoon is complete without a slice of cake?

It’ll be a fairly private affair, but anyone who’d like to come along is welcome to request an invitation (might be a minimal entry charge / cake-eating fee, but it won’t be much. No such thing as a free cake).

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