Caterina Grewe (piano) - in aid of The Amber Trust

An exciting opportunity to hear German-Japanese pianist Caterina Grewe playing a wonderful programme of Schumann, Schubert-Liszt and Liszt in her last European performance before giving a recital in the Toppan Hall in Tokyo on 25 October 2019. Caterina has performed to great critical acclaim throughout the UK, continental Europe, the US and Asia as a Steinway Artist. She studied with Gabriele Wulff at the Hamburg Conservatory, with the late Bernard Roberts at the Chetham’s School of Music and completed her studies at the Royal College of Music in 2013 where she studied with the late Yonty Solomon, Ian Jones, Professor Vanessa Latarche and Professor Dmitri Alexeev.

Caterina was appointed as a piano professor at the Royal College of Music in April 2019 and joined the piano faculty of the renowned Purcell School in 2013, St Paul’s School in 2015 and St Paul’s Girls’ School in 2017.

The Amber Trust was founded in1995 to help blind and partially sighted children across the UK who have a talent or love for music. Its aim is to help visually impaired children including those with additional disabilities, to have the best possible chance to meet their musical needs and aspirations and fulfil their potential.