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Piano Masterclass: Sarah Cabrol-Douat

  • 29 Jun 2025
  • 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
  • Launceston Church Grammar School, 36 Button St Mowbray, Tasmania 7248

Registration

  • For all teachers and observers.

Registration is closed


Join us for an inspiring piano masterclass with acclaimed French pianist and educator Sarah Cabrol-Douat. Open to students of all ages and abilities, this workshop offers a rare opportunity to develop your technique, deepen musical expression, and gain fresh performance insights. Whether you're preparing for exams, performances, or simply passionate about piano, Sarah's engaging and supportive style will leave you motivated and musically energised.

To participate in the masterclass, please email Angela Crothers with details of playing level and piece to be performed. $20 performer entry to be paid at the door. $15 General Audience Observer tickets may be purchased online or at the door. 

Please note that this event is located at Mowbray Campus. 

Sarah Cabrol-Douat

Sarah’s career has taken her from Australia to Moscow, from Germany to Paris and London. Her playing reflects a wide influence of musical cultures and pianistic styles.

Her innate ability to communicate with an audience is heightened by the intimacy of sound she creates through a sensitivity of touch producing a large array of colours and sound layers.

An avid exponent of the late romantics, in particular Brahms and Rachmaninov, Sarah feels equally at home with the classical repertoire. She has performed in such venues as Steinway and Sons and St. Martin in the Fields in London, the Chapelle Eugene Napoleon in Paris, with the Duisburg Orchestra (Germany) and as part of the International Festival of Mantua (Italy).

Based in Paris, Sarah performs both as a soloist and in chamber ensembles.


Tasmanian Music Teachers' Association

16 243 665 873

TMTA acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of the nation. 

We pay respect to the palawa peoples who are the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work.