Brenna Tin

Brenna has given many solo recitals at different venues in the UK, including the Pittville Pump Room and Stowell Park for Lord Vestey in Cheltenham. Outside the UK, she has performed in the Cervo and Mozarteum International Summer Academy. Brenna made her concerto debut in the Cheltenham Everyman Theatre as well as a solo recital in Cheltenham Music Festival for the competition success in the Keith Nutland Memorial Award. At the Academy, she was a prize-winner in the Lilian Davies Beethoven Prize and the Beethoven Concerto Prize for Best Collaboration. Brenna played in masterclasses for renowned artists including Pascal Dévoyon, Robert Levin, Frank Wibaut, Steven Osborne and many others. As an avid chamber musician, Brenna has performed a series of English music including works by Frank Bridge and John Ireland in the lunchtime concert at the Academy, with her formal piano trio- Trio Erich. She has also participated in many internal chamber music competitions with her woodwind trio, such as the Harold Craxton Prize and Historical Women Composer Prize. Brenna loves to share her music with all ages and supports the community. During her time in the UK and Hong Kong. she is regularly involved and performed for many benefit concerts, senior homes and fundraising events. Previously, Brenna joined the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Art at the age of 14, working with pianist Wing-Chong Kam, and studying cello with Dr. Letty Poon. While attending Dean Close School in Cheltenham, Brenna was an active music scholar both as a soloist and chamber musician; she regularly performed with the symphony orchestra and chapel choir in prestigious venues such as St Paul’s Cathedral, The Royal Albert Hall, and Christ Church in Oxford. She completed her Bachelor degree in the Royal Academy of Music in 2019, studied with Rustem Hayroudinoff and chamber music with Nicola Eimer. Deeply affected by his Russian teaching, Brenna is now in her second year of Master of Music degree under the tutelage of Tatiana Sarkissova.