SU-A LEE and Friends

Su-a Lee, one of the most versatile and adventurous musicians is joined by music legends Donald Shaw, Duncan Chisholm and Hamish Napier Korean-born cellist Su-a Lee stands as one of Scotland's most versatile and adventurous musicians. Assistant Principal Cello with the Scottish Chamber Orchestra for over 30 years, she has performed in major concert halls worldwide and recorded with conductors including Sir Charles Mackerras and Maxim Emelyanychev. From age 9, Su-a attended Chetham's School of Music with her sisters Songa and Hae-a, later studying with Harvey Shapiro at the Juilliard School. She continually transcends classical boundaries, collaborating with artists from Eric Clapton and Jack Bruce to Indian sarod maestro Ustad Amjad Ali Khan. A founding member of the innovative Mr. McFall's Chamber, she has championed works by composers from Martyn Bennett to Errollyn Wallen. Her acclaimed 2023 debut solo album Dialogues celebrates three decades of folk music friendships through intimate duets with 15 international musicians. Su-a's commitment extends beyond performance: she is a dedicated educator and music therapist, working with dementia programmes in hospitals throughout Scotland while regularly tutoring for NYOS, NYOGB, and the Benedetti Foundation.