Hodges has been a member of Trio Accanto since 2013. Hodges performs in duo with the Finnish cellist Anssi Karttunen, and with German pianist Michael Wendeberg with whom he has recorded Boulez's two books of Structures. Since April 2005 Hodges has been Professor of Piano at the Musikhochschule, Stuttgart. Notable collaborations Harrison Birtwistle Hodges first met Birtwistle in 1987, at the Queen Elisabeth Hall foyer, as recounted in an interview with Tom Service: He has more piano works of Birtwistle in his repertoire than any other pianist, and has recorded all but Responses. Moreover Birtwistle has composed three works for Hodges to date, Gigue Machine (dedicated to Hodges) and Variations from the Golden Mountain for solo piano, as well as Intrada for piano and percussion (with Colin Currie). Hodges has spoken of the details of their collaboration on Gigue Machine. In his speech accepting a British Composer Award for Gigue Machine Birtwistle said of Hodges: "[He] is becoming like my Peter Pears." Elliott Carter Carter wrote Hodges the piano concerto Dialogues. The work was commissioned by the BBC and completed in 2003. It was first performed on 23 January 2004 at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in Southbank Centre, London, by Hodges with the London Sinfonietta under the conductor Oliver Knussen. Pascal Dusapin Hodges met Dusapin around 2002. Hodges premiered Jetzt Genau, and subsequently Slackline for cello and piano, with Anssi Karttunen. He recorded the concerto A Quia for BIS, a recording Dusapin described as "the work's real premiere". Dusapin is writing Hodges a new cycle of solo pieces, Piano Works. Wolfgang Rihm Hodges premiered the concerto Sotto Voce II and recorded it for CD. Subsequently, Rihm composed a new version of Zwei Linien for him, which he premiered and performed in the Berliner Philharmonie, Lucerne Festival and elsewhere. Trio Accanto has recorded Gegenstück on CD. Hodges has many other works by Rihm in his repertoire. Of their collaboration, Hodges has written: Rebecca Saunders Rebecca Saunders and Hodges first met at Darmstadt in 2000. Hodges took part in the premiere of Chroma at Tate Modern in 2003. Saunders wrote the double concerto Miniata for Hodges, and subsequently Crimson for solo piano, Choler for two pianos (premiered and recorded with Rolf Hind), Shadow for solo piano, which was part of Hodges' Studies project. She has also composed a major trio entitled That Time for Trio Accanto, with Hodges at the piano. In