Catriona plays with the London Ambient Orchestra as part of ‘Live at St. Giles'.

The music of the LAO is a meditative and exploratory space for stillness, beauty and equanimity.

The collective features conservatory educated classical musicians together with members of Penguin Cafe Orchestra and collaborators with Lubomyr Melnyk & Tony Visconti, this is an orchestra but not as you know it… The LAO is an electro-acoustic melange where classical instruments stand side by side with pedal steel guitar, samplers and loops.

Born out of extended jams in back rooms of music conservatories and hidden DIY studio spaces in east London, the LAO has gone on to numerous accolades including: stand out sets at Wilderness Festival, a sell out show at London’s Stone Nest, collaborations with Erased Tapes artist Douglas
Dare.

More details here.

Catriona plays Coleridge’s Requiem with the Fulltone Orchestra at Bath Abbey.

From the sweeping majesty of Vangelis’ Conquest of Paradise and the heart-breaking lyricism of James Horner’s Titanic Suite, to the childlike wonder of John Williams’ Flight to Neverland from Hook, this concert opens with some of the most iconic, emotionally charged film music ever written.

The atmosphere deepens with James Newton Howard’s haunting The Hanging Tree and the rich, earthy rhythms of Christopher Tin’s Waloyo Yamoni.

The evening culminates in the luminous stillness of Matthew Coleridge’s Requiem – a contemporary choral masterpiece of rare beauty.

Rooted in the traditional Latin Requiem text yet shaped by a modern, cinematic harmonic language, Coleridge’s Requiem offers a deeply human response to loss, remembrance and hope – music that is consoling, quietly powerful, and profoundly moving.

More details are available here.

Catriona plays Coleridge’s Requiem with the Fulltone Orchestra at Bath Abbey.

From the sweeping majesty of Vangelis’ Conquest of Paradise and the heart-breaking lyricism of James Horner’s Titanic Suite, to the childlike wonder of John Williams’ Flight to Neverland from Hook, this concert opens with some of the most iconic, emotionally charged film music ever written.

The atmosphere deepens with James Newton Howard’s haunting The Hanging Tree and the rich, earthy rhythms of Christopher Tin’s Waloyo Yamoni.

The evening culminates in the luminous stillness of Matthew Coleridge’s Requiem – a contemporary choral masterpiece of rare beauty.

Rooted in the traditional Latin Requiem text yet shaped by a modern, cinematic harmonic language, Coleridge’s Requiem offers a deeply human response to loss, remembrance and hope – music that is consoling, quietly powerful, and profoundly moving.

More details are available here.

Catriona plays Baroque flute with theorbo player Fábio Fernandes at Blockley Church in the Cotswolds. More details to follow.

A evening reflecting on sacredness found in the natural world at Pond Square Chapel in Highgate, London. With the London Ambient Voices debut, and the music of Joe Harvey Whyte. More details are available here.

The Fulltone Orchestra returns to The Princess Hall, Cheltenham Ladies College, with a truly spectacular evening of music!

Experience the power and drama of Holst’s The Planets performed by a full symphony orchestra — an unforgettable night in one of the UK’s most breathtaking venues.

Also featuring The Star Wars Suite, this concert promises cosmic soundscapes, epic energy, and spine-tingling moments from start to finish.

Tickets available here.

Catriona plays flute with Jobsearch, a pop/jazz fusion band led by trumpeter Eliza Dunhill and influenced by Parcels, Incognito and Silk Sonic. Jobsearch play alongside fellow artists A Day Called Venus, Golden Toad and the South Social at the Old Dispensary, Camberwell.

Catriona plays a selection of jazz favourites re-imagined for harp in a quartet at Woodstock Jazz Club.

Catriona plays flute with The Fulltone Orchestra for an exhilarating night of Holst’s The Planets and the Star Wars Suite at Winchester Cathedral.

More information is available here.

Catriona plays with a small ensemble of London Ambient Orchestra musicians, supporting Ancient Infinity Orchestra, at the 100 club in Fitzrovia.

More information here.

Catriona plays harp as part of Dove’s Eyes Collective in a musical encounter at Our Lady and St. Joseph’s RC Church.

This newest song cycle by Dove's Eyes Collective is brought to life by 12 talented instrumentalists and singers, skilled in a wide range of styles.

Keys and percussion interweave with strings and vocalists, their exchange interspersed with harp and woodwinds. Here contemporary and classical sounds coalesce, as the pieces blend singer-songwriter style storytelling, meditative folk melodies, and gospel-influenced vocal ensemble.

Featuring original music & lyrics by Elzbieta Kalicka (Mass of Revival, Beautiful & Sweet) and music arrangements by Cicely Levy and Elzbieta Kalicka.

Tickets are £15, plus processing fees. To make this event more accessible, there are also donation-based tickets available: pay what you can, and if you’re able, please give a little extra to cover others.

More information is available here.

Catriona plays for singer-songwriter Grace Angelica.

Come along to Grace Angelica & friends’s By Your Side release gig!

She’s celebrating the launch of her new single with a night of live music. Expect great songs, good energy, and a proper feel-good atmosphere, at an intimate venue in Wimbledon.

More information is available here.

Catriona plays with Starlight Collective at Art Ground Gallery. Join us for an evening of jazz, improvised music and poetry as the gallery is transformed into a multi-sensory listening space on Saturday 28th Feb.

10 Greatorex Street, London
From 6 - 9:30pm

Tickets will be available on the door
£5 before 7pm and £10 afterwards.

The first set will start at 6:30pm.

More information available here.

Catriona plays with Starlight Collective at the Temple of Art and Music.

Starlight Collective is where genres collide and something entirely new begins to take shape. Rooted in London’s creative pulse, the Collective blends cinematic textures, jazz-inflected improvisation, electronic atmospheres and global rhythms into immersive, instrumental soundscapes that resist easy categorisation.

There are no vocals to direct the emotion. Instead, soaring melodies, intricate grooves and layered instrumentation open space for the listener — each performance unfolding as a conversation, each composition evolving as a journey.

Tickets available here

World renowned pianist Lubomyr Melnyk returns to the UK, performing new music with the London Ambient Orchestra at Grand Junction.

More details and tickets are available here.

Catriona plays flute for a duo recital with pianist Raymond Wui-Man Yiu in a morning recital at Morden College, Blackheath.

Catriona plays with the London Ambient Orchestra at The Jazz Cafe.

“An immersive, healing performance featuring a full live orchestra reinterpreting the defining works of ambient music.

Blue Monday — the day the year feels heaviest, when the city slows and time seems to stretch.

The Ambient Orchestra responds with an unfolding wave of sound, where electronics and orchestral voices meet in quiet balance.

For the curious and the reflective, it’s a rare chance to hear the genre’s most transcendent moments, from the likes of Aphex Twin, Brian Eno and Alice Coltrane, brought to life on stage.

Music that blurs melancholy and renewal in equal measure.”

Tickets are available here.

Catriona plays harp in a relaxed jazz recital for the Highgate Society with guitarist Francis Tulip.

Catriona plays harp with Equilibrium Symphony Orchestra for an orchestral celebration of Hollywood’s greatest moments—epic scores, timeless drama, and cinematic magic brought to life. The concert takes place at St. Gabriel’s Church Hall, Pimlico. Further details and tickets can be found here.

Catriona plays harp with the Fulltone Orchestra for two performances of The Snowman, narrated by the legendary Aled Jones. Performances take place at 2.30pm and 6pm at Marlborough College Memorial Hall on Sunday 14 December 2025.

More information and tickets available here.

Catriona plays flute with NYJO at Woolwich Works as part of London Jazz Festival.

Formerly known as the National Youth Jazz Orchestra, NYJO has grown from a single jazz orchestra into a vibrant, varied organisation delivering engaging participation projects and impactful live performances for everyone. This year, NYJO turns 60 and will be hosting an all-day celebration at Woolwich Works as part of EFG London Jazz Festival.

In the evening, a NYJO large ensemble takes the stage to perform a special programme, curated and directed by NYJO Emerging Professional musician and Trumpeter Olivia Cuttill and featuring exciting guests! This big band project celebrates Nina Simone’s 1982 album “Fodder On My Wings” – one of her less acknowledged works, this album is an intimate account of Simone’s personal struggles, and in true Nina fashion, promises to take the audience on a journey through the range of emotions that jazz can invoke.

To join them on this celebratory evening, NYJO has invited a lineup of star guests – acclaimed pianist and composer Nikki Yeoh, British jazz pioneer Cleveland Watkiss MBE, leading jazz drummer Winston Clifford, award-winning composer Callum Au, and rising star of contemporary big band music Fergus Quill – all of whom have played a part in NYJO’s history and hopefully its future.

Join NYJO in this celebration of 60 years of history nurturing young jazz talent and helping create a vibrant and inclusive jazz community.

Tickets are available here.

Catriona plays flute with The Fulltone Orchestra for Karl Jenkins’ The Armed Man in the magnificent setting of Salisbury City Hall. This powerful and moving work, a mass for peace, blends soaring melodies, dramatic intensity, and deep emotion, making for an unforgettable afternoon concert at 3pm.

Join Fulltone who are a fifty-piece orchestra, plus a huge choir and stunning soloists for an evening where music resonates not just in the air, but in the soul. This is extraordinary musical works will be presented on a massive scale and will be an amazing experience – is expected to sell quickly!

Tickets are available here.

Catriona plays flute with The Fulltone Orchestra for Karl Jenkins’ The Armed Man in the magnificent setting of Bath Abbey. This powerful and moving work, a mass for peace, blends soaring melodies, dramatic intensity, and deep emotion, making for an unforgettable experience.

Join Fulltone who are a fifty-piece orchestra, plus a huge choir and stunning soloists for an evening where music resonates not just in the air, but in the soul. This is extraordinary musical works will be presented under an installation of 7000 doves – it will be an amazing experience and is expected to sell quickly.

Tickets are available here.

Catriona plays flute with the Fulltone Orchestra, who return to Tewkesbury Abbey with a truly spectacular evening of music!

Experience the power and drama of Holst’s The Planets performed by a full symphony orchestra under an awe-inspiring moon projection — an unforgettable night in one of the UK’s most breathtaking venues.

Also featuring The Star Wars Suite, this concert promises cosmic soundscapes, epic energy, and spine-tingling moments from start to finish. Tickets are available here.

Catriona plays harp for the Equilibrium Symphony Orchestra as part of the 20th Malcolm Arnold Festival, with performances taking place at Northampton School for Boys. Repertoire comprises Arnold’s Concertos for Trumpet, Organ, Harmonica and Concerto Gastronomique. More details and tickets are available here.

Catriona plays harp with the Fulltone Orchestra.

Love Enya? Grew up with Orinoco Flow spinning on the stereo? Or just fancy losing yourself in something utterly epic for the night? 

Then you’d be mad to miss this performance by The Fulltone Orchestra and Cantiamo Choir.

The Fulltone Orchestra — a symphonic powerhouse — are back with Symphonic Enya, a lush, live reimagining of her iconic Watermark album with voices to die for. Expect sweeping strings, haunting harmonies, and that unmistakable, otherworldly sound that made Enya a global phenomenon.

Tickets are available here for this performance at the Questor’s Theatre, Ealing, London.

Cationa plays flute for TC.Kylie’s jazz fusion music with The Hourglass collective at The Jazz Cafe, supporting Kyoto Jazz Massive. Tickets are available here.

Catriona plays harp in the Japanese Gardens, Wooburn Green, HP10 0HR, for a gathering beneath the Full Corn Moon — also known as the Harvest Moon, rising close to the autumn equinox. This is a time to pause, reflect, and realign. Every guest will receive a special gift from Bali, and nourishing refreshments will be served. Attendees are asked to donate £45, all of which will go to Cancer Research. Contact Alexandra for details of how to attend.

The London Ambient Orchestra are a community of improvisers and artists reflective of London’s rich cultural diversity: an electroacoustic melange where classical instruments stand side by side with pedalsteel guitar, samplers and loops. Hundred Years Gallery is a dynamic art space situated in Hoxton, East London supporting experimental and innovative art. The Gallery’s exhibition programme is aimed at presenting a wide spectrum of contemporary art production with an emphasis on providing a platform for radical ideas and young or unrepresented artists. Tickets are available here.

Catriona performs on harp as part of the Fulltone Orchestra at Cadogan Hall. West End star Kerry Ellis joins the orchestra for a truly unforgettable evening.

This spectacular one-night-only concert brings together Kerry’s dazzling vocals with the power and sweep of a 40-piece symphony orchestra conducted by Anthony Brown. Expect a breathtaking journey through some of the most iconic songs ever written for stage and screen, all performed with Fulltone’s signature energy and cinematic brilliance. Tickets are available here.