Composer
 

Charlotte is a composer who collects moments in the form of music. Her compositions are inspired by her surroundings and her love of world travel. Through her work, she encourages audiences to be more present in the physical world, to look and listen on a deeper level. Having been bought up on a diet of classical music, jazz, and rock, her pieces borrow from each of these styles, resulting in her idiomatic musical voice.

Charlotte’s music has been performed in Europe and the USA. Performance highlights include London Piano Festival (2024), 24 Hour Piano Marathon (Berlin, 2025) and Britten Sinfonia’s Opus Horizon’s Showcase (2025). She’s been published by EVC Music and has contributed to the Trinity College London piano exam syllabi.

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Selected Works

 

News

News

Well, it’s been a whirlwind of a summer! I have been accepted onto Britten Sinfonia’s composer development scheme Opus 1.

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I’m really excited to learn that my work ‘Contemplations’ for piano and vocalising pianist will be premiered by Fidan Aghayeva-Edler at ‘Piano Marathon vol. 2: a room full of voices’ in Berlin, Germany, next month.

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Looking back on 2024, I feel incredibly privileged to have had such a musically rich year.

I was thrilled to have my ‘Contemplations #1 & #3’ for piano and vocalising pianist premiered in Berlin by Fidan Aghayeva-Edler.

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I’m looking forward to trying something a bit different this year. I’ll be working collaboratively with Harpenden Barbershop Harmony Club (HBHC) as part of Making Music’s project Adopt A Music Creator.

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I am very excited to announce that my Nocturne in Fm was published this summer by EVC Music. It is featured in the anthology 22 Nocturnes for Chopin.

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I am very excited to share the news that my composition ‘Nocturne in Fm: waves collide with the precipice’ will be published in June by EVC Music as part of a new piano anthology.

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June has seen two very different musical outings for me. One choral and one solo piano.

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