Tashmina Artists

Timothy Orpen is the Principal Clarinet of the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. He is also a founder member and Principal Clarinet of Aurora Orchestra. Prior to…Read more

As one of the leading British saxophone quartets among the new generation of artists, the Ferio Saxophone Quartet has received deservedly enthusiastic reactions from audiences and critics alike. In 2015…Read more

The Rowland Kudritskaya partnership brings together two of the most exciting, adventurous and colourful artists performing today. They have recently released their first CD, Les Années Folles, to great acclaim

Rachel Roberts is one of Europe's leading violists and performs internationally as soloist and chamber musician. As soloist she has collaborated with conductors Christoph von Dohnanyi, Andras Schiff and Richard Hickox,…Read more

Commonwealth Musician of the Year, First Prize and Gold Medal winner of the 2014 Royal Overseas League Annual Music Competition, Huw Wiggin is one of the most popular saxophonists of…Read more

Recognised as one of the world's leading guitar quartets, the Aquarelle Guitar Quartet is a dynamic and innovative ensemble known for its extraordinary ensemble in performance and expansive repertoire. Formed originally at the…Read more

The Henschel Quartet has been contributing to the world of chamber music for over 20 years. In 1995 the quartet won multiple prizes at the international competitions of Evian, Banff, and Salzburg, and the following year won 1st prize and the gold medal at the Osaka International Chamber Music Competition. Invitations to play at the Royal Palace of Madrid and the Vatican in the presence of Pope Benedict XVI, to name just two, are testament to the ensemble’s prestige and international acclaim. Their career continues to go from strength to strength, with performances around the world at the major concert venues and festivals.

Karina Lucas is from London and is of Spanish and English parentage. She studied at the National Opera Studio, where her studies were supported by the Peter Moores Foundation and…Read more

Dutch/English violinist Daniel Rowland’s playing has been acclaimed by The Guardian as “wonderful, ravishing in its finesse”, “totally and truly charismatic” by Beeld and praised for its “astonishing sound and…Read more

Louise Thomson began to study the harp at the age of 12 and was awarded a place at Chethams School of Music in Manchester to study with Eira Lynn Jones.…Read more

Heralded by The Times as “just the sort of champion the newest of new music needs”, while being praised as “impeccable in his pianism and unfailing in his idiomatic grasp” by Gramophone, Takenouchi’s…Read more

Celebrating their 10th Anniversary year in 2015, Canadian violinist Katie Stillman and English pianist Simon Lane began their musical partnership whilst studying at the Royal Northern College of Music in…Read more

First Prize and Audience Prize winner of the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition 2015, the Linos Piano Trio has achieved recognition as an extremely dynamic and creative young chamber ensemble.…Read more

Robert Plane won the Royal Over-Seas League Music Competition in 1992. Since then his solo and chamber career has taken him to prestigious venues across Europe and beyond, performing Mozart’s…Read more

The Monte Piano Trio has performed in major concert halls such as Berliner Philharmonie, Laeiszhalle Hamburg, Alte Oper Frankfurt, Wigmore Hall, Royal Festival Hall and Covent Garden in London, Daning…Read more

Since meeting in 2003 at the Royal College of Music at the recommendation of the late Yonty Solomon, Simon Callaghan and Hiroaki Takenouchi have had a thriving duo partnership (Parnassius)…Read more

Daniel Rowland and Alberto Mesirca met at the Kuhmo Festival some years ago and discovered a shared love of the transparent, lyrical and colourful repertoire for violin and guitar. Their first disc, ‘Favorites’, for the Viennese label Orlando Records, was released in December 2015. The recording – which received excellent reviews - comprises a vivid, virtuosic and fun programme which is full of contrasts and highlights the wonderful, yet relatively unknown, repertoire for this combination of instruments. Daniel and Alberto are both members of the contemporary tango quintet ChamberJam Europe, with bandoneonist Marcelo Nisinman, pianist Natacha Kudritskaya and bass player Zoran Markovic. The group released its debut disc ‘Tangos del angel y del Diablo’ in Berlin on the Berliner MeisterSchallplatten label in June ’14; they have now made a second recording for the same label, which will be released later this year.

London-based cellist Victoria Simonsen has been described by The Strad as 'a musician of rare quality' and 'beautifully sensitive and composed' by The Times. Victoria enjoys a varied musical life…Read more

Steinway Artist Simon Callaghan performs internationally as a soloist and chamber musician.  His recent tours have taken him to Japan, Malaysia, Thailand and on two occasions to the Banff Centre…Read more

'Unlike many conductors, [Robin] possesses innate and totally convincing authority together with an admirable sense of structure. It was a rare pleasure to make music with such an assured and…Read more

The Montenegrin Guitar Duo is frequently invited to eminent international venues around the world, such as Saint Petersburg Philharmonia Hall in Russia, Manuel de Falla Hall in Madrid and Concertgebouw…Read more

Canadian violinist Katie Stillman’s career encompasses a wide variety of solo work, chamber music, orchestral performing and teaching. She began her studies in London, Ontario, before joining the Young Artists’…Read more