Conducted his first public concert at the age of 13.  

Performed for dignitaries such as Barack Obama, Desmond Tutu, and the late Queen Elizabeth II.  

Appointed as the youngest director of the Southampton University Symphony Orchestra.  

Built strong relationships with various orchestras throughout his career.  

Set to make his conducting debut in Serbia later this year.  

Martin James Bartlett is a Warner Classics artist and a faculty member in the Keyboard Department at the Royal College of Music.  

Known for his fearless technique and artistry, he has received acclaim for albums like "Love and Death" and "La Danse".  

Performs at top festivals and venues worldwide, showcasing his exceptional musicianship.  

Collaborates with prestigious ensembles, including the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.  

Honored with awards such as the Prix Serdang.  

Member of the BBC Concert Orchestra and London Mozart Players.  

Collaborates with a wide range of artists, from Bryn Terfel to Kylie Minogue.

Graduate of the Royal Academy of Music and SUNY Purchase, USA, studying under Derek Simpson and Julia Lichten.

Cello tutor at the Royal Grammar School Guildford.  

Has tutored NYOGB Inspire and the National Youth Orchestras of Ireland, Ulster, and Wales.  

Music scholar at the Purcell School of Music under Mateja Marinkovic.  

Studied at the Guildhall School of Music and performed with Nigel Kennedy and Sir Simon Rattle.  

Collaborated with prestigious orchestras, including the London Philharmonic Orchestra.  

Solo performances at venues such as St Martin in the Fields and with the Belmont Ensemble of London.  

Key member of the Arlington String Quartet and violin teacher at the Yehudi Menuhin School, Bedales School, and RGS.  

Laureate of international competitions, including the Sion-Valais Competition for Violin, Switzerland.  

Studied at the Royal College of Music, London, under Itzhak Rashkovsky.

Soloist with the NCH National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland and the RTE Concert Orchestra.  

Performed chamber music at Wigmore Hall, Royal Festival Hall, and Weill Hall at Carnegie NYC.  

Broadcasted for BBC Radio 3 and Lyric FM; frequently performs with Aurora Orchestra, including memorised performances at the BBC Proms, Royal Albert Hall.  

Millennium Award-winning violist and violinist with degrees from Edinburgh University and Trinity College of Music.  

Founder of Kosmos Ensemble, blending classical, improvisation, jazz, and world music styles.  

Specialises in diverse genres, including tango, Celtic, Romanian, Greek, Jewish, and Middle-Eastern music.  

Tours internationally with She’Koyokh, the UK’s leading Klezmer and Balkan music ensemble.  

Renowned for her unique fusion of classical and traditional music from around the globe.  

Graduated from US Shenandoah University, followed by a Master's degree at Carnegie University.

Co-principal violin at Yucatan Symphony Orchestra. She also plays regularly with the National Symphony Orchestra, the BBC Concert Orchestra and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra as guest principal which has included concerts at the Royal Festival Hall, Codogan Hall and BBC Proms at Royal Albert Hall as well as many international tours.

Suzanne also teaches at The Yehudi Menuhin School junior department, a member of Surrey Music Academy

Born in Malta and began to learn violin at the age of three. She completed her Grade 8 exam at the age of 14 and her ABRSM Diploma a year later

Victoria continued her music studies at the University of Bristol and graduated in 2018

She a has great passion for teaching young children, she teaches both privately and in local schools A member of the faculty at Surrey Music Academy