Biography
Indonesian pianist Prajna Indrawati honed her Master of Performance degree in Collaborative Piano (2018) at the Royal College of Music under tutelage of Roger Vignoles, Kathron Sturrock, and Simon Lepper. Accompanying singers, she performed in many places in the UK, such as Victoria and Albert Museum, Royal Festival Hall, Holywell Room Oxford, Wigmore Hall, etc. She was awarded second
place for Accompanist Prize in “Brooks- van der Pump” English Song Competition and Joan Chisell Schumann Competition, Titanic Memoriam Award for accompanist in Lies Askonas Competition 2018 and Second Prize in the Chamber Music Category of the London Classical Music Competition 2022.
Prajna has attended Oxford Lieder Mastercourse programme twice in 2018 (with Soprano Joyee Cole) led by Wolfgang Holzmair and with a full support from Help Musician UK and Oxford Lieder in 2021 (with Soprano Sofia Livotov) led by Joan Rodgers. She had been featured by Classic FM, performed at Kings Place London, St. Martin in-the-fields, BBC Radio 3 “in Tune”, St. James Picadilly, Newbury Spring Festival, Alderney Music Festival, etc; as well in Creete (Greece), Waterford (Ireland), Perth and Edinburgh (Scotland), and Seville (Spain). Together with Tenor Satriya Krisna (Opera North) and Soprano Sofia Livotov, she founded Tritala Ensemble, combining Western and Indonesian classical art songs which they have presented at the University of Leeds International Concert Series and in Jakarta, Indonesia in 2023 and in Jakarta, Indonesia.
Since January 2023, Prajna has been a rehearsal pianist for Milton Keynes based Wolverton Gilbert and Sullivan Society and she accompanied them in their November 2023 production of “Jack The Ripper” the musical and in celebrating their 50th Anniversary last year’s November.
