Adam serves as a Committee Member of the Lennox Berkeley Society. The Society promotes the work of composer Sir Lennox Berkeley, through the support of recordings and performances of his works.
	As one of the founders of Cambridge Recordings, Adam shares in the philosophy of bringing recorded music to life. The idea is that the recordings should not be over produced, but rather capture the immediacy of communication between performer and audience. One of the first projects undertaken was with the Bingham String Quartet in 2005. The venue for the recording was a small church in the village of Heydon and very little was needed to be done to enhance the acoustic. This was also as the case in the later recording of Magnificat which took lace in Queens’ College chapel, Cambridge. Later releases will include a further recording of the University Church choir, another orchestral CD and one of Adam’s more recent chamber works.
	Adam is the conductor and founder of the Orchestra of Great St. Mary's (part of the Academy of Great St. Mary's), and is responsible for the overall artistic direction of the group. He ensures that rehearsals are enjoyable and purposeful and that the context as well as the techniques of the music is explored.
	Adam is Musical Director of The Stapleford Choral Society, a group of 50 singers who give regular and varied concerts in Cambridge and the village of Stapleford. They perform a wide variety of choral music from the 16th to the 21st centuries.
	Flute and Guitar – Dinah and Adam Pounds have been giving flute and guitar recitals for over 20 years, mainly in London and Cambridge. The repertoire is varied and includes music from the Baroque and Romantic periods through to the 20th Century. They have played for many music societies, corporate events and chamber concerts.
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