Annabelle is a freelance musician specialising in experimental, avant-garde, and classical music. Her unique perspective as a musician with a disability has shaped her research in music and disability studies. Through her music, Annabelle aims to challenge traditional norms and create an inclusive space for all musicians and audiences.

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Annabelle recieved her formal training at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance with a BMus(Hon) in Music Performance, studying under Melanie Henry and Gerard McCrystal. She continues to perform as a soloist, with orchestras and chamber groups, and has worked with multiple composers, including world debuts. In the last year, Annabelle has focused on academic writing and research in music and disability studies. She is often attending conferences and making connections with charities and organisations that support and pave the way for disabled musicians to have equity in the music and education industry.

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In May, she published her first saxophone study book. "The Big Book of Saxophone Scales" is for all saxophonists and designed for those with dyslexia, dyspraxia and anyone who learns a little differently for whatever reason in mind. It includes all the scales and arpeggios one might need for the full range of the saxophone, extending into altissimo. (To keep up to date with where you can purchase your own copy, please contact Annabelle)