Emilie Capulet is an award-winning international concert pianist, lecturer, writer and musicologist. She recognized as one of the most captivating and gifted pianists of her generation, enthralling audiences worldwide with her profound and imaginative interpretations, astounding virtuosity and compelling personality.  

She has given many concerts worldwide, including solo and chamber music recitals in international music festivals and renowned concert halls in France, Britain, Germany, Holland, Canada, the USA, and Latin America.

Much sought-after as a lecture-recitalist, she holds an interdisciplinary PhD on the relations between music and Modernist literature.

Emilie studied piano at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, is a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and is the BMus (Hons) Programme Leader at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance. She is the recipient of a prestigious Leverhulme Research Fellowship and has just been appointed Visiting Fellow at Keble College, University of Oxford for 2025.

Discover Emilie Capulet's double album recording of the complete solo piano works of French composer Henri Tomasi (1901-1971) on the Calliope label!

Tomasi once said: 

"music that doesn't come from the heart isn't music". 

Be the first to hear Tomasi's beautiful piano pieces, composed for the most part in the 1920s and 1930s, rich in colour, drama and soaring lyricism. Tomasi’s piano music is full of passion, tenderness, humour and virtuosity and offers a stunning kaleidoscope of emotions.

Tomasi is well known for his symphonic and concerto repertoire. His solo piano works, neglected until now, are a true discovery. Finding much of his early inspiration in his Mediter- ranean roots and in the lyrical essence of Corsican song, Tomasi began his career as a talented classical and jazz improviser with a flair for musical drama, having played the piano for the first silent films in the cinemas of Marseille and Paris. These qualities were to determine his unique place in the history of music. His subsequent career as one of France’s leading orchestral conductors and film music com- posers helped further shape his musical thought and style.