Kathron Sturrock was twice the winner for the best pianist at the Sofia International Opera Competition. After these awards she was invited to work for several years with Elisabeth Schwarzkopf in her Master Classes throughout Europe. She is a founder member and Artistic Director of the chamber ensemble The Fibonacci Sequence, and records frequently for BBC Radio 3. As a soloist she has appeared with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra and the BBC Concert Orchestra, making her Proms debut in 1994 playing Alan Rawsthorne’s Concerto for 2 pianos with Piers Lane. She has recorded CDs for Hyperion, Chandos, Gamut, Pickwick, Sain, ASV, Black Box, Quartz and Deux-Elles. In September 2003 she joined the Keyboard Faculty at the Royal College of Music, London.


'...My best memories of Schubert's D 845 have been of Kathron Sturrock (founder of Fibonacci Sequence) in a rare solo recital devoted to that one work, and on CD, Richard Goode....'Musical Pointers

'The pianist Kathron Sturrock has got to be one of the best chamber musicians in the business and her accompanying of Inoue is superb '

....in Mozart's G minor piano quartet Kathron Sturrock's judicious touch and perfect ensemble reminded us that she is one of the most stylish chamber music pianists around..Musical Pointers

...total rhythmic security provided by Kathron Sturrock's command of the torrential piano part...Evening Standard

...it was an absolute pleasure to hear her playing; each tone had meaning and each phrase was full of expression.. Berlingske Tidende

Can be heard in:
St Mary's, Putney
Friday 10 Sep 2010

The Old Granary Studio
Sunday 12 Sep 2010

Music in the Abbey
Thursday 16 Sep 2010

Deux-Elles series
Friday 17 Sep 2010
through to Saturday 18 Sep 2010

Conway Hall
Sunday 24 Oct 2010

St Mary's, Putney
Friday 05 Nov 2010

London Chamber Music Society
Sunday 28 Nov 2010

St Mary's, Putney
Friday 03 Dec 2010

Conway Hall
Sunday 09 Jan 2011

St Mary's, Putney
Friday 04 Feb 2011

Chichester Cathedral
Friday 11 Feb 2011

St Mary's, Putney
Friday 04 Mar 2011

St Mary's, Putney
Friday 06 May 2011