TOM EVANS is studying for a PhD in composition at Kings College, London, having completed a BA and MPhil at St. John’s College, Cambridge. He is also a freelance violinist, leading several amateur orchestras in London and the orchestra of Opera East Productions. He has performed the Brahms, Mendelssohn and Beethoven concertos with various orchestras around the UK.
In 2003 Tom was a member of South Bank Sinfonia and was subsequently commissioned by them to write the piece Always an Explorer. Tom’s compositions have also been performed at the Aldburgh Festival, the Royal Festival Hall and have been broadcast on BBC Radio 2.

EMMA GREENWOOD is a graduate of Oxford University and holds a post-graduate diploma in performance studies from Trinity College of Music where she studied with Stephen Stirling. She now freelances with orchestra such as the BBC Symphony, Academy of St. Martin in the Fields and City of London Sinfonia as well as pursuing a busy solo and chamber music career. She has travelled across Europe, South America and India with various orchestras and has performed concertos across the UK and, recently, in Bulgaria.
As a participant at Chamber Music International Emma became interested in using theatre and movement in choreographing chamber music works and has since worked on various such projects with the New London Chambe Ensemble. She is currently studying the Lecoq approach to physical theatre with Lucien MacDougall at Richmond Adult Community College.