Since graduating from Leeds College of music, studying with Helen Reid, and also finding great inspiration from lessons in London with Peter Feuchtwanger, Daniel has performed around Europe and South America. Daniel has performed for the Beethoven Piano Society of Europe at St James Piccadilly, and also has performed with Duo partner Hannah Woolmer at London’s Foundling museum, Southwark Cathedral, and The Wales Millennium Centre in Cardiff. In 2014 Daniel performed Beethoven’s ‘Emperor concerto’ with the University of Cambridge Philharmonic orchestra. Other performances performances with orchestra have included Beethoven’s 1st concerto, Chopin’s 1st Concerto, and Rachmaninov’s Rhapsody on a theme of Paganini, and recently a performance with the newly formed Woolmer Philharmonic Orchestra of Rachmaninov’s 2nd Concerto. In December 2013 Daniel performed in Brazil, at the Museum of modern art, Juiz De Fora. The recital included the South American Premier, of Peter Feuchtwanger’s ‘Variations on an Eastern Folk tune Book I’ and ‘Tariqa I.’ He returned in April 2014 to premier ‘Variations on an Eastern Folk tune Book II’. Future concerts include solo recitals in the UK, Germany, and Brazil, concerto performances with the newly formed Woolmer Philharmonic orchestra, as well as Chamber performances with violinist Hannah Woolmer. Daniel’s live performance of the Rhapsody on a theme of Paganini by Rachmaninov is available on the iTunes Store, and Amazon. Daniel has continued to study privately with Peter Feuchtwanger, practicing his exercises and approach to playing
Very gifted.