Jocelyn Ho

chamber music/accompaniment

Hailed as an artist possessing “a surprisingly unrelenting physical technique” (The Australian) and “drawing unbelievably beautiful sonorities from the piano” (2MBS Magazine), Jocelyn Ho has distinguished herself as one of Australia’s leading young pianists.

She has won major piano competitions, including the first prize in the 2010 Australian National Piano Award, the Kawai Award, prizes at the Bradshaw and Buono International Piano Competition, and has performed at venues such as Radio France, the Sydney Opera House, the Melbourne Recital Centre, New York Symphony Space, Spectrum NYC, the NSW Parliament House, the Victorian Governor’s House, and the Boston Isabella Gardner Museum.

Included in the Who’s Who of Australian Women for 2012-2015 and a recipient of the 2007 Australia Day Award by the National Council of Women NSW, Jocelyn particularly champions women composers’ works. Her album “Luminous Sounds,” released by Master Performers, received a five-star review in Fine Music Magazine and was featured in her interview in Limelight. She is a founding member of Sydney Piano Trio.

Also a composer-pianist, her compositions have been featured internationally, including in France, Germany, Australia, and the USA. Her most recent works include an art/sound installation with visual artist Nobuho Nagasawa featured at Stony Brook University Faculty Exhibition and a composition for piano and mobile phones performed at Spectrum NYC and Berlin’s Radialsytem V.

As a performing scholar, Jocelyn Ho has published and presented papers at international conferences in the area of Debussy studies, embodiment theory, and mathematics and music.

Jocelyn is a Young Steinway Artist.
You can visit her website at http://www.jocelynho.com