Rupert Marshall-Luck

Career

He now appears as soloist and recitalist at major festivals and venues throughout the United Kingdom as well as in France, Germany, the Netherlands, the Republic of Ireland, Switzerland and the United States of America.

Over the past few years, Marshall-Luck has been active as an editor and writer and has been responsible for editing from the composers" autographs several works that he has included in his recital programmes and recordings. Some of these, such as the Violin Sonata in A major by Henry Walford Davies, the Five Pieces for Violin and Piano by Gustav Holst, and the Sonata for Violin and Piano in East-flat major by Ivor Gurney, have been published by EM Publishing. He has also worked with G. Henle Verlag of Munich on a new scholarly-critical edition of Elgar"s popular salon piece Salut d"Amour.

His article exploring the notation of the work"s sources and its implication upon the performance of the piece was circulated by the publishing house on its website in 2013.

Achievements

• After reading Music at Cambridge University, he was awarded a postgraduate scholarship to continue his studies with the eminent pedagogue Simon Fischer and thereafter won a Distinction for his degree of Master of Music.

Views

Quotations: “Marshall-Luck’s technique and intonation are flawless.. each work is projected with knowing sensitivity and communicative expression.” He has also recorded a conspectus of the chamber music of John Pickard for Toccata Classics (TOCC 0150), which has also been well-received, International Record Review stating that “Rupert Marshall-Luck.. proves as adept in an overtly contemporary idiom as in those of the early twentieth century with which he is most associated”. And Fanfare highlighting it as “a compact disc not to be missed”.