Orchestral Training
Tim studied the violin at the Yehudi Menuhin School and the Guildhall School of Music and Drama before further studies in Germany. He has worked with orchestras in Germany, guest leading the Meiningen Opera and Nuremberg Symphony orchestras and has played with many opera and symphonic orchestras in the UK.
The UK orchestras Tim's played with include the BBC Concert Orchestra, Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, London Concert Orchestra, London Mozart Players, National Symphony Orchestra, Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
As an enthusiastic chamber musician, as well as playing with the London Chamber Orchestra, Tim has performed in Germany and France with Ensemble Kontraste, and plays in the Lammas Piano Trio who formed in 2015.
Tim's show experience includes Phantom of the Opera, Glyndebourne, English Touring Opera, ENO, and he also sat as leader for Iford Opera's production of Barber of Seville. He regularly works as a session player, including work for Justin Pearson.
Graduate studies
Guildhall School of Music and Drama (BMus) and Nürnberg Hochschule fur Musik (Masters).
Schools attended
Yehudi Menuhin School.
Teachers
Rosemary Furniss, Stephanie Gonley and Daniel Gaede. Masterclasses: Pinchas Zuckerman (Tel Aviv, Israel), Mauricio Fuks, Itzhak Rashkovsky (Keshet Eilon, Israel).
Tim joined Morgensterns in March 2012
Tim's web profile was last updated 6th Jun 2018
Teaching experience
Tim is currently a visiting violin teacher at Uppingham School, Rutland, and has also taught the violin at Wells Cathedral School, Trinity Laban and the Hochshule fur Musik, Nuremberg.
Tim also teaches privately at home in Stansted Mountfitchet and is very happy to consider private students of all ages and abilities in Bishop's Stortford, Saffron Walden and Uttlesford.
If you require musicians for a concert, recital or to enhance an event,
please call Morgensterns Teleteam.
If you require musicians for a concert, recital or to enhance an event,
please call Morgensterns Teleteam.
