About
Stephanie Arnold, an Australian cellist, thrives as a multifaceted artist, performer, and educator, gracefully navigating between the worlds of classical and contemporary music. Stephanie is engaged in a wide range of genre-traversing musical and recording projects and tours regularly with Opera Australia.
Stephanie's performances grace both local and international stages, from prestigious concert halls to vibrant festival settings. Her musical journey extends beyond traditional performances, exploring the intersection of music and storytelling, crafting immersive experiences that resonate deeply with audiences. Combining oral history recordings and edited interview material with music performance and audio art, her work aims to create a space for communities to connect and share, allowing opportunities for deep listening and imaginative thinking.
Beyond her performances, Stephanie is deeply committed to the role artists and musicians play in education, outreach, and community engagement. As an educator and workshop facilitator, she creates inclusive spaces for individuals from diverse backgrounds to access creative experiences, emphasising equal access to artistic opportunities. Through active community engagement and providing platforms for artistic expression, Stephanie exemplifies her belief in the transformative power of music and art to enrich lives and strengthen social bonds.
Grounded by her extensive musical training, Stephanie holds a Bachelor of Music in Performance (Honours) from the Queensland Conservatorium of Music, alongside a Master of Music Performance from the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music and a Master of Music from the esteemed Musikhochschule Lübeck.
Stephanie's performances grace both local and international stages, from prestigious concert halls to vibrant festival settings. Her musical journey extends beyond traditional performances, exploring the intersection of music and storytelling, crafting immersive experiences that resonate deeply with audiences. Combining oral history recordings and edited interview material with music performance and audio art, her work aims to create a space for communities to connect and share, allowing opportunities for deep listening and imaginative thinking.
Beyond her performances, Stephanie is deeply committed to the role artists and musicians play in education, outreach, and community engagement. As an educator and workshop facilitator, she creates inclusive spaces for individuals from diverse backgrounds to access creative experiences, emphasising equal access to artistic opportunities. Through active community engagement and providing platforms for artistic expression, Stephanie exemplifies her belief in the transformative power of music and art to enrich lives and strengthen social bonds.
Grounded by her extensive musical training, Stephanie holds a Bachelor of Music in Performance (Honours) from the Queensland Conservatorium of Music, alongside a Master of Music Performance from the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music and a Master of Music from the esteemed Musikhochschule Lübeck.