Katherine Philp’s Chair is currently available for support. Contact Camerata’s Marketing & Development Manager Jacquiline Fraser to discuss further.

Cellist Katherine Philp’s work ranges from the classics to cutting edge contemporary art music, as well as session recording, improvisation, arranging and composing. She is particularly interested in chamber music, projects that engage in respectful intercultural collaboration, and actively supports the generation and performance of new works by women and non-binary composers.

Katherine has a special interest in interpreting new and experimental music and has undertaken study with Rohan de Saram and Lucas Fels (of Arditti String Quartet) as well as performing and studying contemporary music across San Marino, Germany, Austria and France.

Katherine’s performances and arrangements have been broadcast live and recorded for ABC classic FM and Radio National. She is currently the principal cellist of Camerata – Queensland’s Chamber Orchestra, plays with the Queensland Symphony Orchestra, appears with Southern Cross Soloists, is a mum of two munchkins, and maintains a busy and eclectic freelance career. Some favourite moments include playing at the Dawn Ceremony on New Year’s Day at Woodford Folk Festival, and the delightful job of recording on the albums and episodes of Bluey.