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An interview on Radio New Zealand Concert
Thrilled to have had an opportunity for a lovely conversation with Bryan Crump, host of Three to Seven, and to share some thoughts about the Suites.


Recording the Bach Suites
Today marks the release of my new album — the complete Cello Suites by J.S. Bach, recorded here in Aotearoa New Zealand, and released on Atoll Records. For every cellist, the Bach Suites are a lifelong companion. They’re the works we grow up with, return to, question, rediscover. I’ve played them since I first picked up the cello, and they’ve changed as I’ve changed, through different teachers, countries, and chapters of life. This recording is a snapshot of where that journe


NZSM Cellos!
There's nothing quite like a cello ensemble concert with this happy bunch! They deliver two performances each year, and I'm always...


Joining forces with the fab Min Lee!
There's nothing more thrilling than reuniting to make music with my childhood friend and extraordinary violinist, Min Lee! It's been too...


Incredible week of music and collaboration in Wellington with the NZSQ, Friends and students
An exhilirating Shostakovich Unpacked with the NZSQ and Antipodes Quartet, performing the Shostakovich Octet at the lovely and intimate...


The Popper Project - Collaborating with iClassical Academy!
I am very excited to be collaborating with the innovative learning and teaching online platform, iClassical Academy, to share a course on...


Cellophonia 2022!
It's happening! With guest artists from NZ (Ashley Brown, Dominic Lee) and the US (Prof. Amir Eldan, University of Michigan; Ian...


With the OW Cello Section
Joining the orchestra as Guest Principal Cello on means I get to play some amazing rep and have fun with the fierce OW section. Check us...


Finally, traveling internationally again!
After two and a half long years of being unable to travel outside of New Zealand, what better way to take the plunge than flying half way...


Schumann Concerto with Orchestra Wellington!
A very very wet day in Wellington, slips and landslides and road closures galore, meaning we almost didn't make it back to the concert...
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