Thomas Kelly made his concerto debut performing Mozart’s Piano Concerto No.24 with the orchestra of the Purcell School. He was just 9 years old. Since then, Thomas has studied with Dmitri Alexeev at the Royal College of Music and has been awarded the RCM’s highest accolade for a pianist, the Benjamin Britten Fellowship.

Thomas has many awards from international competitions and has a wide repertoire, embracing both core and lesser-known areas of the piano repertoire.

His debut album is a daunting programme of organ works arranged by great pianists for their instrument. Thomas Kelly is a name to watch out for - a true virtuoso.

“Outrageous virtuosity, hands racing up and down the keyboard, in crashing glory or pianissimo slides, Kelly, in demeanour, was a model of calm. All the razzle dazzle came in the finger work.” - Fiona Maddocks, The Observer

“His touch was forceful, tender, and imbued with such a light-hearted freshness that this Baroque gem became a delight... A flawless recital, and the audience would have gladly stayed for many more encores than the two he vouchsafed them.” - Michael Church, International Piano Magazine