Emily Wilson

Emily Wilson graduated from the Royal College of Music as a Trumpet Scholar, with a First Class Honours Degree in Trumpet Performance in 2017. She has performed as a Concerto Soloist with the Royal College of Music Brass Ensemble, acted as Principal Trumpet of the National Youth Wind Ensemble and been a member of the National Youth and Children's Brass Bands of Great Britain. Emily has played solos in prestigious venues such as the Royal Albert Hall, Wells Cathedral, Gloucester Cathedral and Symphony Hall. She has played for many Orchestras all over the country, including the London Classical Soloists, Hastings Philharmonic and Ensemble Orquesta to name a few, and has a very wide knowledge of Orchestral Repertoire. Aged 16, she was awarded a music scholarship to study at Wells Cathedral School in Somerset on Cornet. Having had a very successful two years at Wells Cathedral School, completing her A Levels and the DipABRSM, Emily earned scholarships to study at the Royal College of Music, the Royal Academy of Music and the Royal Welsh College of Music. Since then, Emily has been the recipient of awards such as the Keith Nutland Award and the Margaret Rose Bursary. She was also invited to perform a recital in Pitville Pump Rooms as part of the world renowned Cheltenham Music Festival. Emily has been teaching since the age of 14, and is currently a private Trumpet teacher and freelance musician.