An extract from violist Katie Yap’s performance of Aftermath by Emily Sheppard
Winner of the 2022 Freedman Classical Fellowship violist Katie Yap from Brisbane, Australia, performs Aftermath (2016) by Emily Sheppard. The Fellowship’s finals took place on 30 July in the Utzon Room at the Sydney Opera House. Yap won AUD21,000, which will go towards creating her project Multitudes.
Read: Brisbane violist wins the 2022 Freedman Classical Fellowship
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