Corinne Morris

Boccherini - Cello Sonata No.6 in A, arr. A. Piatti for cello & piano
Schubert - Sonata in A, D.921 (Arpeggione)
R. Strauss - Romanze in F
David Popper - Hungarian Rhapsody, Op.68
Granados - Intermezzo from Goyescas
Piazzolla - Grand Tango

Described as 'a triumphant assertion' by Classical Music Magazine, Corinne Morris's relaunch album 'Macedonian Sessions' recorded with the Macedonian Radio Symphony Orchestra, marks the British/French cellist's return to the platform after a debilitating shoulder injury brought her career to a halt for over 5 years.

Corinne started the cello at the age of 8 and was a student of Raphael Sommer, a major disciple of Paul Tortelier. At age 16, she obtained an ARCM with honours (Royal College of Music, London) and continued her training at the prestigious Conservatoire in Paris where she graduated with a first prize in both cello and chamber music. She then completed a post-graduate solo cello performing degree at the University of Music in Vienna, Austria. During her studies, Corinne had the privilege to work with Paul Tortelier, Mtislav Rostropovich, Andre Navarra, Bernard Greenhouse, Ralph Kirshbaum and Franz Helmerson.

Corinne's story has inspired many in the music industry and beyond. She has given several interviews for publications including International Arts Manager, Classical Music Magazine, Gramophone and Australia's Limelight Magazine. Most recently Corinne has been featured on BBC radio 3's 'In Tune' programme and she was invited to Classic FM's weekly Webchat. She is currently discussing the possibility of a documentary about her extraordinary story of courage and determination and the implications of re-launching a performing career in the 21st Century.

Further afield Corinne has been invited to China to give a series of concerts and masterclasses and she will also be appearing in recitals and concerto appearances in the UK, Germany, France and South-Africa.

Corinne plays a cello by C.A. Miremont dated 1876 on loan to her by a private investor.