Amy Norrington is a popular partner in the international chamber music world. She attracts world class musicians to share in unique concert experiences, one of the most renowned being Festival Resonances of which she is the founder and artistic director. Acclaimed by the press for her honesty and singing sound, Amy enjoys an international career as a chamber musician, soloist and guest principle cellist in orchestras throughout Europe.
She is a member of the Valo string Quartet and plays in duo with the guitarist Antigoni Goni and with the pianist Piet Kuijken with whom she recently recorded the Brahms cello sonatas to critical acclaim.
“Norrington’s rich, earthy low notes are complemented by her fluid, reflective way with a melody; and the Adagio of the Second Sonata unfolds in a single, long-breathed arc.” (Gramophone magazine March 2025)
Amy Norrington is Professor of Cello at the Lemmens Institute in Leuven and Professor of chamber music at the Orpheus Institute in Gent. She enjoys mentoring young chamber ensembles and in 2018 she founded the Resonances Chamber Music Academy in Belgium which attracts some of the best music students from all over the world.