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selected projects

music / composition
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London Symphony Orchestra Jerwood +

Appointed to LSO’s Jerwood Composer+ in 2025, I’m creating two new projects with concerts and premieres. Read more here.

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Simon Bainbridge's Online Archive

An online archive celebrating Simon Bainbridge’s music, works, and lasting influence in contemporary composition. Read more here.

St John's Waterloo / The Bridge At Waterloo
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Waterloo Festival

An annual celebration of arts, heritage and community run by and across St John’s Waterloo every summer since 2010. Read more here.

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Utopia

A residency which brought together Accumulate students and AHMM architects to design and exhibit ideal spaces, with workshops, models, and a live concert. Read more here.

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"The Spirit of the Bullring lives on..."

A heritage project remembering the Bullring, the North Lambeth Day Centre and the related ephemeral and neglected heritage of people with lived experience of homeless in Waterloo.  Read more here.

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Walking the Festival

A South Bank audio tour revisiting the 1951 Festival of Britain, led by Alan Powers, Elain Harwood, Nick Rampley and Euchar Gravina. Read more here.

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Preamble

A music education programme designed to introduce children and young people - especially those with limited access to live music and music education - to the joy of orchestral music and shared music-making. Read more here.

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The Daphne Festival

A festival honouring Daphne Caruana Galizia, featuring discussions, panels, art, and vigils on press freedom and journalist safety worldwide. Read more here.

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Banned by Beijing

An exhibition which showcased dissident artists resisting transnational repression and censorship, featuring works by Badiucao, Lumli Lumlong, and Vawongsir. Read more here.

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