Originally from Launceston, Sarah’s career has taken her from Australia to Moscow, from Germany to Paris and London. Her playing reflects a wide influence of musical cultures and pianistic styles.

An avid exponent of the late romantics, in particular Brahms and Rachmaninov, Sarah feels equally at home with the classical repertoire. She has performed in Steinway & Sons and St. Martin in the Fields in London, the Chapelle Eugene Napoleon in Paris, with the Duisburg Orchestra (Germany) and as part of the International Festival of Mantua (Italy).

Now based in Paris, Sarah performs as a soloist and in chamber ensembles. She recently launched a series of educational concerts, ‘Musical Sundays’, at the Ecole de Musique La Piana, where she has been professor of piano since 2005.