About Winnie
Young Australian-Chinese pianist Winnie Su found her love for the piano at the age of 7, and was awarded her Licentiate Diploma at the age of 14 as a student of Margaret Hair. She studied under Kathryn Stott and Graham Scott at the Royal Northern College of Music where she completed her Masters in Music Education and Piano Performance. Winnie is a passionate educator with a strong focus on encouraging her students to grow a happy and healthy relationship with the piano through a wholistic approach to music.
Winnie made her concerto debut aged 12 at the Verbrugghen Hall in Sydney. She performs concerts and makes concerto soloist appearances throughout Australia and the UK, and have performed and recorded in renowned venues including The Bridgewater Hall, Wigmore Hall, Stoller Hall and the Chatswood Concourse. In 2025, she celebrated International Women’s Day with a performance of Clara Schumann’s Piano Concerto with the Leeds Symphony Orchestra. She made a guest appearance with The Hallé at Bridgewater Hall in 2023, and won the Sydney Eisteddfod Kawai Piano Scholarship in 2022, streamed by the Australian Digital Concert Hall.
She is also a member of the City of London Musicians Company on their Young Artists Program. Committed to chamber music and elevating the works of female composers, she is a member of the Hera Piano Trio, who were selected to be the 2026 Haworth Emerging Young Artists.