About Amy

In 2014 Amy became apprenticed to Rupert Noble where she learned woodwind repair, with a hands-on approach, under his expert instruction in a busy workshop. Since then she has worked full time for Rupert, held the position of in-store technician for Hobgoblin Music Brighton, and accumulated a steadily growing private customer base. She currently has her workshop based in Leith. 

" Amy worked alongside and trained with me for many years and has the potential to be one of the best repairers in the UK. A wonderful person, a great problem solver and with incredible attention to detail.

She has restored to the highest standard countless saxophones for numerous top players, and has covered absolutely every aspect of renovation of vintage and modern horns to a professional players standard. Dent work, soldering, key fitting, springing, corking and padding and final set up: all skills which she has relentlessly practiced. I would recommend her 150%

She is a leader in the the next generation of professional musical instrument restorers. The quiet assassin!!"

Rupert Noble.

Saxophone restorer for 35 years.

Amy holds a degree in music performance from the University of Chichester. She has many years’ experience working in and around the music industry, playing flute and saxophone in various set ups from chamber orchestras to ska bands. She has toured the UK and played countless festivals including Isle of Wight and Boomtown. These days Amy wields her experience from the workbench, offering a reliable and informed service to support the instruments and the music making of her customers.