Originally from Hungary, Kinga moved to London after graduating at the Liszt Ferenc Music Academy in Budapest. Her interest in historical performance was sparked during her studies at London’s Royal Academy of Music. Now playing with some of the best period ensembles across Europe, she is enjoying a busy concert life and has never looked back. She is often appearing as guest leader with different groups, including the Irish Baroque Orchestra, Ambronay Academy, Barokkbandi Brák in Iceland and European Union Baroque Orchestra amongst other groups. Kinga has also appeared as soloist with The English Concert - which she is a member of since 2017 - and the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment. She has also often appeared with The Academy of Ancient Music, English Baroque Soloists and the Dunedin Consort. Receiving high praise from critics, Kinga’s first solo release Assassini, Assassinati, featuring music from turbulent 17th century Italy, was awarded with 5 Diapasons. Her latest CD, The cabinet of Wonders, with harpsichordist Tom Foster is featuring hidden treasures from the Dresden Library. In 2019 she was made and Associate of the Royal Academy of Music.