Artists

Magnus Båge

A prominent Swedish flutist who has established himself as one of the country’s most sought-after soloists, Magnus is also a well established composer.

His original music features a broad stylistic range from chamber music to jazz-influenced works and liturgical compositions.

We represent Magnus’s children’s opera The terrible story of Little She, with libretto by Lena Ollmark. A mysterious and horrifying, but at the same time funny, story which also aims to raise awareness of bullying and cyberbullying.


Margaret Fingerhut MBE

“One of the most radiantly musical of pianists, she plays with such alluring sensitivity & effortless command that one cannot help but be won over”
– International Piano

Throughout her distinguished career, which has seen her perform as a concerto soloist with all the major orchestras in the UK, Margaret has become particularly known for her innovative recital programmes in which she explores the highways and byways of the piano repertoire.

Margaret’s most recent projects include Ukraine – A Piano Portrait and Daughters of Persia.


Ayako Fujiki

A Steinway artist, Ayako has mesmerised audiences internationally with her exquisite performances and engaging choices of repertoire, blending classical works with less known pieces and her own compositions. Her latest album KO-DA-MA has been received with great success worldwide.

Ayako is also pioneering Steinway’s Spirio, having developed concert programmes specifically for this visionary technology. She has performed on Spirio instruments in concert around the globe with great acclaim, from London to Barcelona, Madrid and Tokyo. She also featured in a SpirioCast from Steinway Hamburg. 


Roeland Hendrikx

One of the leading Belgian clarinet players of the present day, Roeland has been principal clarinet with the National Orchestra of Belgium for many years, but in 2017 he embarked on a solo career.

In high demand as a concert soloist, Roeland has appeared with a great selection of acclaimed orchestras. Especially noteworthy was his recent Mozart tour across Flanders and The Netherlands with the London Philharmonic Orchestra, under the baton of Edward Gardner.  


Luca Tieppo

Italian born pianist and composer Luca Tieppo worked for some of the major European institutions of Opera and Dance. His works have been performed by ensembles and soloists internationally.

After several years abroad, first in France and Norway, and then in the United Kingdom where he lived for over twelve years dedicating his work and research to the world of fringe opera, Luca is now back in Italy.

Recent projects include the Remake of Mozart’s Così fan tutte with his own music and new libretto. His award winning children’s book “Il Piccolo Petrof” is being worked on for the theatre.