Jenni Hogan

Jenni is a prolific solo and chamber musician. Recent highlights include performing at St John Smith’s Square, on Sounds New BBC Radio 3, Queen Elizabeth Hall and the Barbican as a soloist and in chamber groups such as Decibels, FLAME, and Bastard Assignments. Jenni has played in several contemporary music festivals such as Darmstadt, Principal Sound, London Ear, Sounds New and Tete a Tete.

Jenni also has a strong interest in improvised music; working as part of ensembles, with dance, in solo and duo roles and as a recording artist in numerous film scores. She regularly performs as an improviser all over London, in venues such as the Southbank and with nonclassical.

Jenni trained at Trinity Laban with Anna Noakes, gaining a distinction in her Masters.

Jenni is an passionate folk musician, with a particularly strong interest in Irish and Eastern European music. She performs regularly with her group, Mooncoin, in and around London.

Jenni Hogan’s tracks

• Schrift 1.2 by Bernhard Lang by Jenni Hogan
• Extract from Edwin Roxburgh's Dreamtime by Jenni Hogan
• Naiades by William Alwyn, Alexander Rider, Harp, Jenni Hogan, Flute by Jenni Hogan
• Pour le Musicien de Saint-Merry, Gwyn Pritchard by Jenni Hogan
• Reflections on The Unnamables, Benjamin Graves by Jenni Hogan
• I'll Go On, Benjamin Graves by Jenni Hogan
• Voice, Takemitsu by Jenni Hogan
• Fragment, Pablo Galaz by Jenni Hogan
• Poison Mushroom, Dai Fujikura by Jenni Hogan
• Cassandra's Dream Song, Brian Ferneyhough by Jenni Hogan