I am pleased to announce that a piece of my concert recorded with the BBC Philharmonic will be on BBC Radio 3 towards the end at around 4 pm. Gabriel Fauré – ‘Masques et Bermanesques’ Suite
News
Women set the tone 26 November 2020
I will be speaking at the French Institute about Gender Equality in Classical and Contemporary Music
Conducting the London Symphony Orchestra 5 November 2020
Delighted to have made my debut with the London Symphony Orchestra, replacing Susanna Mälkki at short notice.
Read the concert’s reviews here: Bachtrack review
The concert will be available to watch on Medici until February 5th 2021: medici.tv
La Maestra Conducting Competition September 2020
I’m excited to have been awarded second prize in ‘La Maestra’. A huge thank you to my fellow competitors, to all the members of the jury and to the wonderful Paris Mozart Orchestra for making this such a positive experience!
You can hear me talk about my experiences at the competition here: Interview
La Maestra Conducting Competition
I’m excited to have been chosen as a candidate for the inaugural competition ‘La Maestra’ in partnership with the Philharmonie in Paris. There will be three rounds from the 15th to 19th September – can’t wait to be in France again!
Not one but two BBC Proms
I was so delighted to have made my 2019 Proms solo debut at Prom 49: The Lost Words, followed by an appearance performing with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra at their Last Night of the Proms in Glasgow. It’s been a busy summer!
ICI LONDRES July 2019
I am delighted to have been featured on the cover of ICI LONDRES’s July issue! The free magazine can be found throughout July at your local French cafe or at Paul!
BBC Radio 3 – Take 5 – 14 June 2019
Excited to have joined BBC Radio 3 for the day
Launch of BBC Proms 2019 and performing in Prom 49
I am thrilled to be launching the BBC Proms.
And privileged to be performing in Prom 49 – The Lost Words
Orchestra Rheia
Stephanie is founding a new ensemble called Orchestra Rheia, a London-based group of highly talented musicians who will give their first public performance at St Giles Cripplegate on the 31st May 2019, 7.30pm. The program will consist of Brahms’s colossal Ein Deutsches Requiem, alongside J.S. Bach’s Double Violin Concerto. We are lucky to have two hugely-talented young violinists with us to perform the Bach, Katya Tsukanova and Sara Dragan. In addition to this, Lauren Fagan, Australia’s representative for Cardiff Singer of the World 2019, and Theodore Platt, recent winner of the Lies Askonas Competition in 2018, will be joining us as the soloists for Brahms’s vocal masterpiece.