Biography
Katherine is a pianist and Park Lane Group Young Artist. She plays for a wide range of ensembles encompassing classical and contemporary music. She has performed at all major concert venues in London, and regularly performs on BBC Radio 3, most recently for BBC Radio 3 Open Ear. This season she will be giving the UK premiere of works by Celeste Oram, Paula Matthusen and Elena Rykova. She will play as part of the Kings Place "Luminate" series alongside violinist Galya Bisengalieva, and at the Manchester International Festival, premiering works by Ipek Gorgun and Philip Glass. She made her solo debut at the BBC Proms in 2019, playing in Prom 70 alongside Jonny Greenwood, Daniel Pioro and BBC NOW.
Katherine frequently records as orchestral pianist, including with the London Symphony Orchestra's LSO Live Label, the London Philharmonic Orchestra's Live label, and with Actress and the London Contemporary Orchestra's recent album "Lageos." Recent releases include the Oscar nominated soundtrack to The Phantom Thread by Jonny Greenwood, which she has performed live internationally with orchestras including the Rotterdam Philharmonic.
Katherine studied music at Christ Church, Oxford, where she was awarded a Joan Conway instrumental scholarship. On graduating, she studied for a Masters degree in piano performance at the Royal College of Music, under teachers Niel Immelman and Andrew Ball. Her early piano studies were with Ronald Smith, Yonty Solomon and Ian Jones.
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Katherine frequently records as orchestral pianist, including with the London Symphony Orchestra's LSO Live Label, the London Philharmonic Orchestra's Live label, and with Actress and the London Contemporary Orchestra's recent album "Lageos." Recent releases include the Oscar nominated soundtrack to The Phantom Thread by Jonny Greenwood, which she has performed live internationally with orchestras including the Rotterdam Philharmonic.
Katherine studied music at Christ Church, Oxford, where she was awarded a Joan Conway instrumental scholarship. On graduating, she studied for a Masters degree in piano performance at the Royal College of Music, under teachers Niel Immelman and Andrew Ball. Her early piano studies were with Ronald Smith, Yonty Solomon and Ian Jones.
Please use the contact form if you with to use this biography, and an updated version will be sent.
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