Anne has also performed on Radio 2, Radio 3, Classic FM, BBC TV and Sky TV.

An accomplished orchestral player Anne plays the flute, piccolo and alto flute in many professional orchestras and opera companies including the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra, Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, Northern Chamber Orchestra and English National Ballet. Winning the Audience Favour Prize in Moscow and appearing as Principal Flute in the Orchestra of the World conducted by Valery Gergiev have been highlights in her orchestral career so far.

Anne enjoys the lighter side of music making, playing for shows and taking great pleasure in providing entertainment for a variety of occasions and events across the UK. Her range of bookings spans parties, weddings, business events - even openings of buildings! Her clients range from members of the Royal Family to companies such as Pricewaterhousecoopers. Highlights in this side of her career include performing a flute concerto to David and Victoria Beckham and the British Olympic Committee in Singapore. Having spent a great deal of time in hospital recovering from a bone tumour, a highly valued side to Anne’s career is performing for the charity Music In Hospitals which brings entertainment to the ill and elderly within the community.

Anne has performed with various chamber groups that play a wide range of repertoire in many locations and take great pleasure in tailoring each booking to the requirements of each client. Any special requirements are easily accommodated. Their highly polished professional technique means that they perform unamplified which greatly simplifies the organisation of the day, whatever is being planned.

It was the wide choice of musical styles and instrumental combinations that initially drew Anne to a career as a performer and the dialogue between instruments inspired the name Duologue for her second CD of flute and piano works, performed with the pianist Yeu Meng Chan.

Anne plays on a Louis Lot flute, built in Paris in 1872 by Louis Lot himself. It was bought with the generous help of Felicity Belfield and Margaret Ingle-Finch.