Daniel Law BA (Hons) MMus DipABRSM

Location:

Woodbridge
United Kingdom IP12

Contact:

Daniel held the position of resident accompanist at the Colchester Institute for 11 years, accompanying masterclasses & performances by visiting artists, ensembles & educators from leading music conservatoires & London’s West-End productions. Alongside professional engagements throughout the East of England & a thriving teaching practice based in Woodbridge (Suffolk), Daniel has collaborated with Britten Pears Arts based at the Snape Maltings concert hall & continues to work closely with members from both Scintillo String Quartet & Kingfisher Ensemble as pianist & duo partner.

Daniel welcomes enquires you may have regarding availability for performances or exam accompaniment.
Email: info@daniellaw.co.uk
Web: www.daniellaw.co.uk
Mobile: 07793 036 582

Additional Info:

Prize-winning pianist Daniel (BA Hons, MMus, DipABRSM) is a highly versatile & much sought-after pianist throughout the East of England. A regular recitalist throughout Suffolk, Essex & Norfolk, he has also performed with soloist & ensembles across the UK; a venture in which he has explored interests in the chamber repertoire of 19th Century Romantic & 20th Century British composers. Daniel has worked closely for a number of years with the members of the Scintillo String Quartet & Kingfisher Ensemble & Sinfonietta as pianist & duo partner. Concert engagements locally have included performances with the Southend Symphony & UEA Symphony Orchestras.

Masters Graduate Daniel studied with pianist Nigel Clayton at the Royal College of Music & conductor Sharon Shoa at the University of East Anglia, where he received distinction for a concerto performance of Shostakovich's 2nd Piano Concerto Op.102, given at Norwich Cathedral. Whilst studying piano, accompaniment & composition as an undergraduate at the Colchester Institute Centre for Music & Performing Arts Daniel performed in masterclasses for Alexander Ardakov, Piers Lane & Victor Sangiorgio, subsequently being awarded both the Canon Jack Award for Solo Piano (2005) & the Colchester Institute Concerto Prize (2006) for a performance of British composer John Ireland's Piano Concerto.

His versatility has included working as a theatre musician, continuing to be in demand across East Anglia with professional & amateur productions, performing regularly at The Mercury Theatre in Colchester (Essex). Other performances have included intimate cabaret nights given at popular London venues including the Battersea Barge & St. James Studio.

Daniel held the position of resident accompanist at the Colchester Institute for 11 years where he accompanied masterclasses & performance given by visiting artists, ensembles & educators from leading music conservatoire & London's West-End productions. Since moving to Suffolk he has collaborated with the Aldeburgh Young Musicians education scheme based at the internationally renowned Snape Maltings Concert Hall as an active musician for audition panels & outreach programmes. He also has regularly worked with choral societies & musical theatre companies including CTC [Children's Theatre Company], Colchester Operatic Society, Conservatoire EAST & SYPT [Suffolk Young People's Theatre].

Having spent many years accompanying local young musicians for educational exams & performances at a number of schools based in East Suffolk, Daniel is also available to accompany for ABRSM & Trinity graded & diploma music exams & festival performances throughout the East of England & further afield.

Fees

£ 35.00 Pounds Per Hour
Fees for performances/exams may vary depending on the length of the engagement.

I am able to travel to your location (Essex/Suffolk/Norfolk) if this is more suitable, otherwise I am based in Suffolk.

Instruments

Piano

Specialisms

Instrumental Accompaniment, Vocal Accompaniment, Musical Theatre

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