LIVE SHOW – Bath, 5th February 2023
Happy New Year! Delighted to announce I’ll be supporting Miles Hunt at Chapter 22 Roots and Records in Bath, UK on Sunday 5th February. I love this venue; happy to …
Jim Bob London show! 26th November 2022
Delighted to be playing violin on a couple of songs with Jim Bob (of Carter USM) at his London show, Islington Assembly Hall, Saturday 26th November. Tickets available via the …
More live dates coming soon …
Watch this space
LIVE SHOW – Bristol – 28th August 2022
Delighted finally to be able to announce this Dark Alchemy event at the Crown in Bristol on Sunday 28th August; I’ve been looking forward to it for some time. This …
LIVE SHOW – London – 21st August 2022
Delighted to be asked by my friends at Brixton Hill Studios to perform at their AGM again! Sunday 21st August at the Windmill, Brixton. NB: starts in the afternoon! 3pm. …
LIVE SHOW ALERT! Bath, 22nd July 2022
What with one thing and another it has been a while since I’ve played live (except at academic conferences!), so I’ve been looking forward to announcing this. Friday 22nd July …
Interview for Midlands Music Research Network
I really enjoyed talking to Nicholas Ong of the MMRN recently about my work with the hammered dulcimer, live looping, medieval and Middle Eastern music and my current PhD research. …
‘TAGNACHTLAMPE’ screening at Brighton International Animation Festival, 23rd April
Delighted to announce that Emily Bailey Visuals‘ brilliant video for ‘Tagnachtlampe’ will be shown at Brighton International Animation Festival on Saturday 23rd April. I’ll be doing a Q&A afterwards (erk)! …
Brand New KA Merch Available!
Greetings all, Greetings all! The first announcement of 2022 is that T-shirts of various sizes, and cloth bags, are now available to buy on the Bandcamp page https://katearnolduk.bandcamp.com/merch, should you wish …
NEW SINGLE + VIDEO – Tagnachtlampe
Just released! This brand new track pushes the limits of the hammered dulcimer in terms of the more unusual sounds that can be created on the instrument. The poor phantasmaphone …
