From performances for Trevor Pinnock at the Händel Halle Festival to a solo at the Paris Fashion Show for Alexander McQueen, Julian Perkins pursues a diverse and demanding career. Primarily a Baroque and early Classical music specialist, Julian Perkins performs with leading singers and ensembles in the UK and abroad, and directs The British Camerata and Morley Baroque Consort. As well as his busy schedule of performances as conductor and soloist, Julian writes on music, teaches at the Royal Academy of Music, and is research assistant to Trevor Pinnock.

Julian began his musical career as a choral scholar at King’s College, Cambridge, and completed his formal studies as a prizewinning scholar at the Royal Academy of Music, and with Trevor Pinnock. He has received numerous awards as soloist and chamber musician, including a Wingate Scholarship, the Ian Fleming Award, Countess of Munster Trust Awards and a Leverhulme Trust Award. Plans for 2007 include a debut solo harpsichord disc of English music for Avie Records.

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