Camilla Pay

Camilla Pay was a music scholar at King’s School Canterbury and in 1997 won an entrance scholarship to the Royal Academy of Music, where she graduated with honours, on a Bachelor of music degree.

Chamber music forms a large part of her career with The Korros Ensemble, they have a busy recital schedule, which has included St. Martin-in-the-fields and Killaloe Cathedral in Ireland. Several composers have been writing new works for them including three commissions they recently premiered with the Ballet Rambert.

She has played principal harp in the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and the South Bank Sinfonia. Her session work has included album tracks for Morrissey and Incognito, and includes television performances with Natalie Cole, Aled Jones and Hayley Westenra. In 2004, she played with Barry Manilow at Blenheim Palace and recorded a BBC special with him. She has accompanied soprano, Katherine Jenkins for several live television shows and was in Michael Bublé’s big band on ‘Parkinson’. She was also Sir James Galway’s accompanist at the Classical Brit Awards 2005.

She is vastly experienced in playing at weddings and functions and her broad repertoire means she can tailor her performances to each individual taste. In the past she has been resident harpist at the Grosvenor House Hotel, The Park Lane Hilton and currently to the Langham Hotel.