Kathryn Mosley

Pianist

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Kathryn Mosley

Pianist, Collaborative Artist, Teacher and Lecturer.
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    • "captivating, rendered with vigour and conviction... a triumph"
      International Record Review
    • "...accompanied with great sensitivity and skill by  Kathryn Mosley"
      my reviewer.com
    • "Kathryn Mosley, who accompanies ...does so with panache "
      Fanfare
    • "...all the music is a pleasure to hear and is played with beauty"
      American Record Guide
    • "The pianist was always sympathetic and the challenging tremulous figuration, high and fragile,  came across superbly..."
      Seen and Heard International
    • “impassioned interpretation .... no-holds-barred, full-on performance."
      New Zealand Herald
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    Projects

    Some thoughts on the text in three early songs by Elgar

      These few observations are by no means intended to be a comprehensive exploration of the subject, but rather an introduction, with particular reference to three songs by Edward Elgar to be performed in the forthcoming concert in Doncaster given by Ensemble Morfeo. Like to a Damask Rose, Queen Mary’s Song, and The Shepherd’s Song are all early works, preceeding the Choral masterpieces and Oratorios that were to forge Elgar’s reputation in his lifetime. They provide an interesting …

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    Spooner Mosley Duo

    Critically acclaimed piano and cello duo with New Zealand-born pianist Kathryn Mosley and British cellist Joseph Spooner. “Hearing the fine duo of cellist Joseph Spooner and pianist Kathryn Mosley playing Walter Macfarren, Roger Quilter and Rebecca Clarke ...made a perfect early-evening prelude...” The Strad. Kathryn and Joseph met while studying at the Royal Academy of Music in London; they have both performed internationally, and appeared together in the United Kingdom, France, Denmark …

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    Ensemble Morfeo

        Let Ensemble Morfeo introduce you to the the world of the sleep and dreams, with works ranging from classics to undiscovered gems. From Brahms’s expressions of satisfied longing and the gentle cradle song (Zwei Gësange op. 91) to Frank Bridge’s romantic settings of Love, Life, and Death, this trio explores the evocative colours and "other worldly" qualities of the mezzo-viola-piano combination.   Critically acclaimed Ensemble Morfeo were brought …

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