Norma Fisher

Norma Fisher is Professor of Piano at the Royal College of Music in London, internationally renowned as a leading British pianist and pedagogue. Her distinguished career spans solo performances, chamber music collaborations, and dedicated music education, with significant contributions to piano performance through recordings and masterclasses worldwide.

Her artistic focus centers on Piano Performance and Chamber Music, complemented by deep expertise in Music Education. Fisher emphasizes technical excellence and interpretative depth in classical repertoire, particularly through her work with emerging artists at London Master Classes where she serves as Artistic Director.

Key accolades include:

• First prize at the Busoni International Competition
• Harriet Cohen International Music Awards piano prize (1963, shared with Vladimir Ashkenazy)
• 41st Grand Prix du Disque for "Norma Fisher at the BBC" CD

Fisher has mentored numerous award-winning students now prominent in the global concert circuit. As Artistic Director of London Master Classes, she orchestrates intensive training programs attracting international talents to study with top-tier artists in London, significantly impacting piano pedagogy worldwide.