Participation in the Advanced Composition course with Sir Harrison Birtwistle. Premiere by the Gildas Quartet and Lucy Humphris in Dartington Hall.

New member of the Danish Composer’s Society and added to the Composer’s Database: an encyclopaedia of Danish composers born in 1840 and up to today.

30th anniversary year of the Oremandsgaard Kammermusikfest and second year running of the composer initiative between one established (this year Pēteris Vasks) and one emerging composer.

A project with Pulsar Festival 2019 where composers at the Royal Danish Academy of Music travelled to schools around Denmark to talk about new music - the techniques, thought processes and rehearsals.

Performance of two works in the 2019 Nowa Muzyka Percussion Festival in Bydgoszcz, Poland.

Featured on the Making Waves New Music playlist - “Harmonic Waves”

Feature article in CutCommon Magazine with writer Sylvie Woods.

Premiere of Lux Aeterna at Pulsar Festival - Q Art Gallery, Copenhagen. A new work for electronics of light and sound.

Premiere performance of Night is worn conducted by Jean Thorel with soloists Emma Ilona Mustaniemi (soprano) and Stephen George Yeseta (countertenor).

Premiere performance of Speak by DR VokalEnsemblet in Pulsar Festival as part of the composers programme through the Royal Danish Academy of Music.

Symphony d’aere named as one of the pieces touring with the SCM Wind Symphony to the World Association for Symphony Bands and Ensembles' Conference in Spain.

Attendance at Hatched Academy with Ensemble Offspring.

Attendance at the Dartington International Summer School and recipient of the John Amis Award - a scholarship to support a 1 week course of intensive study for an Australian musician.

Featured in this month’s Making Waves New Music Playlist - “Stillness Waves” - with Ex Aere.

Associate Artist representation with the Australian Music Centre.

Featured in this month’s playlist - “Concerto Waves” - with Symphony d’aere performed by the SCM Wind Symphony with conductor John Lynch and soloist Annabelle Swainston.

Premiere performance at the Pałac Łazienkowski in Warsaw, by Andrzej Karałow and Pablo Sánchez-Escariche Gasch.