Pianist & Keyboard Player · London
Piano, keys, synths.
Scottish, in London since 2012.
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About
I started playing at six in Scotland and came down to London in 2012 to study at the London College of Music. I've made a living at the piano and behind a stack of keyboards ever since. Rock nights at Metalworks in Camden, blues at the Blues Kitchen, the odd big one at the Jazz Café, session work, and a fair bit of quieter playing in hotels.
In 2019 I spent a month at sea on The World. Around then I got to the kind of tension in my hands that ends careers, and it sent me looking for a better way of doing it. I found the Taubman Approach and I've been training in it since, in London with Deren Eryilmaz and in New York with Edna Golandsky. It rebuilt my technique, and now I teach it.
These days it's live and session keys, classical playing, and Taubman lessons.
What I do
Piano, keys, synths.
Reading, improvising, and my own sounds.
Prophet 6, Juno 106, pedalboard.
London. Available to travel.
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Recitals.
Mozart, Debussy.
Programme on request.

Session work
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Taubman technique
Most pianists get taught to push through tension. It's why so many careers quietly end in injury. The Taubman Approach says the opposite: if it hurts, the movement's wrong, and the movement can be fixed.
I teach one to one in London and online. Beginners very welcome, and so is anyone who plays already and has hit a wall, whether that's pain or a passage that never gets any cleaner.
Book a lessonIn person in London, or online anywhere
Trained with Edna Golandsky, the leading Taubman teacher
Levels and styles, beginners included
Years at the piano
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London based · available to travel