Music has been the central thread of my life since childhood.

Born in Iceland and shaped by a lifetime devoted to the piano, my work as a performer explores the meeting point of sound, silence, and presence.

I do not see the piano simply as an instrument of virtuosity, but as a medium through which the inner life of music can be revealed.

My repertoire centres on the great classical and romantic tradition — Haydn, Beethoven, Schubert, Schumann, Brahms, Debussy and Schoenberg, alongside contemporary Icelandic voices.

In performance I seek a space that is both intimate and expansive: where music is not merely heard, but experienced as something living.

Years of study, teaching, and artistic exploration — including a long engagement with the Alexander Technique — have shaped an approach grounded in clarity, freedom, and natural expression.

The aim is simple: to allow the music to speak with honesty and depth.

Having worked with the distinguished pianist Louis Kenner CBE in London I am now based in Scotland where I have participated in the cultural life for decades and continue to perform in both Scotland and Iceland. I perform both in recitals and in more intimate salon settings.

Piano lessons that develop musical understanding, physical ease, and expressive freedom at the piano.

photo: Trevor Taylor Lmpa