Coady Green

Coady Green began piano studies at the age of three, in South Australia. After winning a significant number of national awards in his early youth, he relocated to Victoria, to study at the University of Melbourne. He gained his Bachelor and Master of Music Performance degrees, both with first-class honours.

In 2005, he travelled to Europe to study with Professor Peter Feuchtwanger in London and Professor Günter Reinhold (a student of Alfred Cortot, Olivier Messiaen and Yvonne Loriod-Messiaen) in Germany. He has been awarded the most prestigious cultural awards that his native Australia has to offer. These included first prize in the City of Sydney National Piano Competition, one of Australia’s most important piano competitions, a Winston Churchill Fellowship Award, a British Council Award, the Trevor Prescott Memorial Award from the Masonic Foundation, a Sir Ian Potter Cultural Prize, two awards from the Australian Council for the Arts and the South Australian Arts Council, the Opus Fifty Charitable Trust Award and the Ormond Exhibition from the University of Melbourne for the most outstanding postgraduate student..

Since 2006 he has been based in London, performing in Europe and abroad in venues such as St Martin in the Fields, London, the Sydney Opera House, the Beijing and Shanghai Concert Halls and the Salzburg Mozarteum.

He is active as a chamber musician, particularly in the field of piano duo with fellow Australians Bonnie Brown and Leigh Harrold. He has performed extensively with pianist Leslie Howard. In 2008, he was a prize winner, with Bonnie Brown, at the International Two Piano Grieg Competition in Norway. Recently. In London, he was awarded a prize by the Geoffrey Parsons Trust.