Teddy Humphrey

Starting my saxophone journey at 7, I quickly moved beyond just playing to leading my school's community performance programme as a major music scholar. I studied at the Royal College of Music's Junior Department, laying a solid foundation for my future in music. At university, I immersed myself in the live music scene, playing a pivotal role in the jazz and live music societies and performing weekly at a variety of external events around London. I have been fortunate enough to play on many iconic stages like Ronnie Scott's, the Royal Festival Hall, Bloomsbury Theatre, the 606 Club, G-Live, the Vortex, and notably, a solo recital in the Elgar Room at the Royal Albert Hall. This recital, co-promoted by the Royal College of Music and the Royal Albert Hall, was a highlight of my career so far. Today, my aspirations extend to performing live and securing recording session work. My experience isn't just limited to performance; I've spent years teaching saxophone and music theory to students worldwide, sharing my passion and knowledge of music. This blend of performing experience and educational engagement has afforded me a versatility and adeptness in both the creative and instructional aspects of music. In summary, my journey from a young enthusiast to a seasoned performer and teacher underscores my commitment to music. With a background that spans prestigious venues and international teaching, I am poised to contribute significantly to any performance or recording project, bringing both my technical skills and experiences to the table.