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Luke Madams hates talking about himself in the third person. He said he knows you know he wrote this himself, so he told me to tell you the rest of it will be in first person.
The first thing to say about my music is that you will definitely like it.
I studied for my master's degree in Composition (distinction) at Goldsmiths, University of London after graduating with first-class honours in Music from Canterbury Christ Church University. I've been teaching piano in the Canterbury area since 2022 while juggling a schedule of varied work including composition work on the Stage award-nominated Quiet Songs.
Though primarily a pianist, my compositions span a range of instrumentations and mediums. Past works have been performed by the Maggini Quartet, Ensemble L’imaginaire, Luis Tabeunca, and Martin Outram. My mentors throughout my time as a student composer have included Dr Lauren Redhead, Dr Sam Bailey, Dr Panos Ghikas, Dr Stamatia Statherou, professors Keith Potter and Roger Redgate, and Paul Clark of the Clod Ensemble.
I've attended rehearsals with the LSO and the London Sinfonietta and used the opportunities to make connections. I also sometimes play with Gary Crosby OBE and Tomorrow's Warriors at the Southbank Centre.
I'm based in Canterbury, Kent. You can reach me using the form on the contact page.
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