Singapore-born Kate Liu a pianist with range and conviction who deserves wider recognition
The Straits Times
Review of Singapore-born pianist Kate Liu's recital, showcasing her range, conviction, and world-class talent. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Yong Siew Toh ConservatoryMarch 7, 7pm
The Singapore-born, US-based pianist Kate Liu, has been regarded as something of a well-kept secret since winning third prize at the 2015 Chopin competition. This recital - which featured fascinating works by southeast Asian composers alongside formidable performances of warhorses by Chopin and Franck - confirmed her as an artist of rare range and conviction who deserves far wider recognition.
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