One of the most exceptional musicians of her generation, Jennifer
is a rare example of being equally accomplished on many instruments.
Jennifer's incredible talent was reconised early on when she was given a grant to study at the prestigious Purcell School
of Music, while winning first prizes in a series of competitions in the UK. She was a string finalist in the Young
Musician of the Year Competition.
Highlights from those years include touring as a soloist with the West Sussex Orchestra in Prague and Germany, and playing
Malcolm Arnold's double violin concerto in the presence of the composer at the Royal Academy of Music Concert Hall, as well
as appearing on BBC radio 3 with her string quartet.
During her first year at the Guildhall School of Music in London she decided to specialize in Early Music which led to
studies at the Royal Conservatory of Music in the Hague.
Already as a student she found much of the early music current practice too dogmatic and at times at odds with the artistic
freedom as exemplified in many baroque treatises and endeavors to follow her own musical instincts and aesthetic ideals.
Jennifer has toured all over the world with the UK's leading
baroque orchestras such as Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, the Gabrieli Consort, the Academy of Ancient Music
and the New London Consort among others and is now devoting her time and passion to her ensemble, Amphion.
She has recently been on the international faculty of the festival La Musica
del Pasado de America in Caracas, Venezuala as professor of baroque string playing.
