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Short Biography: I am a pianist and violinist who enjoys both performing a teaching, as well as being a qualified solicitor and partner in the firm of Lindops. I have a dual career in law and music having graduated from Oxford University (St Peter's College) in 1999. Much of my time is dedicated to the art of piano and violin playing after having piano lessons with Lora Dimitrova, Chris Elton, Shalinee Jayatilaka and Elsie Brown; and violin lessons with Lydia Mordkovitch, Ruth Waterman, Keith Pascoe and Brenda Farrow. During my studies I also had chambermusic masterclasses with the Allegri String Quartet (at Oxford University), the American violist Nancy Uscher (in Hong Kong), and Baroque 'period playing' masterclasses with Gary Cooper (at Oxford University). I have performed in England, Hong Kong, Canada, Germany, Austria and the USA and also on both UK and Hong Kong television programmes. I am a trustee of the Southend Music Festival and the Freda Parry Scholarship Fund and have recently been made the Piano Convenor and String Secretary of the Southend Music Festival

A number of my students regularly perform and compete in both national competitions and local music festivals. If you are interested in having piano or violin lessons and chamber music, please see page 3 for my terms of business and page 4 to learn more about my students; or if you are also interested in participating/ performing in a Masterclass/ lecture by various concert pianists, violinists or chamber music groups then please contact me by e-mail.

At Oxford, my main tutor was Dr Nicholas Marston with whom I studied analysis, music history and musicology. My tutors for techniques/ harmony and composition were Dr Harry Diack Johnstone, David Goode and Stevie Farr. I studied Performance Practice with Dr Harry Diack Johnstone and Orchestration with Dr Jonathan Williams. I also attended lectures/ seminars with Prof Rheinhard Strohm on musicology and Drama per Musica; French Baroque Music with Dr Edward Higginbottom; Ethnomusicology with the late Dr Helene La Rue; Medieval Music with Dr Margaret Bent and Dr Liz Leach; Rennaisance Music with Dr Owen Rees and Dr Alex Lingus; Mozart's Chambermusic, Mozart in Vienna, The classical concerto and symphony with Dr Edward Olleson; Fuxian and Bachian Counterpoint with Dr. Susan Wollenberg; the Symphonies of Gustav Mahler with Dr Peter Franklin; 20th century music with the late Dr Robert Sherlaw Johnson.

After Oxford I went to BPP Law School in London to do my legal studies for 2 years. I qualified as a solicitor in 2004 and I am now a Partner at a high street law firm called Lindops. These are my interests:

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    Last updated: 18 February 2010

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