Ruth Palmer
Violinist Ruth Palmer brings glamour and engagement to the concert stage and is fast developing an international reputation for her intense physical performances, deeply sonorous sound and championing of new music. She won the Young British Classical Performer 2007 award at the Classical BRITs. Ruth’s debut CD of Shostakovich Concerto …
Alexander Panfilov (piano)
Described as a ‘sensitive pianist’ (The Arts Desk) and also praised for his ‘responsive’ chamber music (Gramophone), Alexander Panfilov is one of the rare artists of his generation combining an extensive solo performance career with a passion for all forms of music-making. He was recently name the winner of the …
Sherezade Panthaki (soprano)
Soprano Sherezade Panthaki enjoys ongoing international collaborations with many of the world’s leading conductors including Nicholas McGegan, Masaaki Suzuki, Martin Haselböck, Stephen Stubbs, Nicholas Kraemer and Matthew Halls. Career highlights have included performances with the New York Philharmonic, Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra, Philadelphia Orchestra, Bach Collegium Japan, Wiener Akademie (Austria), NDR …
Jamie Parker (piano)
After early studies with Keiko Parker and Edward Parker, pianist Jamie Parker studied with Kum-Sing Lee at the Vancouver Academy of Music and University of British Columbia (UBC), graduating from both in the 1980s with a major in Piano Performance, and a minor in Midnight Beach Fires. With the help …
Jane Parker-Smith (organ)
Jane Parker-Smith (1950-2020) was one of the world’s leading concert organists. A pupil of Nicolas Kynaston and Jean Langlais, she made her London debut at Westminster Cathedral at the age of 20, followed by a first solo concert appearance in the BBC Promenade Concerts at the Royal Albert Hall two …
