Daniel has recorded music for Netflix, Apple TV and BBC TV, recently being featured in a CBeebies production of As You Like it
Based in East London, Daniel enjoys a varied career in music, owing to his versatility as an equally passionate flautist and recorder player.
He has performed in the Royal Opera House productions of Carmen and La bohème, recorded under Sir Mark Elder as principal piccolo with The Hallé, and has worked as a recorder soloist with the BBC Concert Orchestra.
Daniel has played as regular guest principal piccolo and sub-principal flute with the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House as well as The Hallé, Philharmonia Orchestra, Opera North, London Chamber Orchestra and as guest principal baroque flute with Armonico Consort. He is also guest principal recorder with the London Contemporary Orchestra with whom he recently recorded the soundtrack for The Wonder, starring Florence Pugh.
He was principal flute on the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory UK and Ireland Tour (2022-2024), and has also played on the UK and International tours of The Lion King, Les Miserables and Wicked.
Alongside live performance, Daniel has recorded music for Netflix, Apple TV and BBC TV, recently being featured in a CBeebies production of As You Like it at the Globe Theatre in London. He can also be seen and heard as a flautist in Ridley Scott’s Napoleon.
Daniel studied flute, recorder and baroque flute at the Royal Academy of Music, graduating with first class honours. Whilst a student, he won the Nancy Nuttall Early Music Prize, Jonathan Myall Piccolo Prize and Postgraduate Woodwind Award, for the highest final recital mark. He currently teaches at Junior Academy, City of London School for Girls and Wellington College, Berkshire.