CURRENT PROJECTS

Rachel Pugh and Becki Luff in Lindow Moss - a promotional photo for their upcoming tour of Bog Standard.

Working alongside journalist and story teller Rachel Pugh, I have composed music for her show Bog Standard, which will go on tour in the Cumbria in October 2026. For more details please visit the website: rachelpugh.co.uk/bog-standard

The Chroma harp duo completed a new project with composer Ailie Robertson, recording the three new pieces, premiering them at The royal Albert Hall, as part of a lunchtime concert.

Spring 2026: Moonrakers’s have released their newest album I Am The Mountain - available to stream and buy on bandcamp.

BBC Radio 3 logo on a red background.

Chroma Harp performed live on BBC Radio 3’s In Tune programme. The duo works from their recent commissions and shared their passion for developing the harp duo repertoire.

A group of harpists playing together as an ensemble.

Harp Club has been launched alongside fellow harp teacher Steph West. This provides harpists aged 6-16 an opportunity to learn ensemble skills and develop their aural learning as well as sight reading in a fun and social environment. For more details, please click here.

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A performance with Live Music Now . These performances and workshops facilitate participation with audiences, allowing them access to high quality performances and engagement with the instrument.

In March 2022 Chroma Harp recorded their newly commissioned works by composer Amy Turk. These were performed life on BBC Radio3, before their premiere performance at Buxton International Festival.

Performed and recorded in Chester Cathedral under the Gaia installation in February 2023. A new composition for live electronics, voice, harp and wind synth, titled ‘Rest’.

New music written and released for harp and flute, available on YouTube and Spotify. Inspired by the UK coastline, and set to live art by Tamara Jackson.

The Chroma Harp duo playing harps in a recording studio, with microphones and recording equipment around them.
A band practicing in a spacious room with large windows, with members playing flute, cello, keyboard, and harp, and a singer in the center.
A woman playing a harp outdoors while a man watches, seated on a bench, in a wooden fence enclosure with plants and musical equipment.
The concert hall at kings Place, London. Musical instruments including a harp, music stands, and chairs arranged for a performance. The hall features wooden flooring and slatted walls, with stage lights illuminating the space.
Stage with two harps, music stand, chair, and stage lights in a room with wooden floor and dark wooden beams on the ceiling.