Canadian harpsichordist Katelyn Clark specialises in the performance of historical repertoire and experimental music on early keyboard instruments.  As a soloist and ensemble musician, she has performed across Europe, the USA, and Canada, and has appeared at such diverse festivals as the Vancouver New Music Festival and the Festival Medieval d'Elx.  Katelyn is a founding member of both the Montréal-based Contemporary Keyboard Society, and of the period ensemble Les Amusements de la Chambre, which specialises in 18th- and 19th century repertoire for keyboard and strings.  Originally from Victoria, British Columbia, Katelyn studied with Bob van Asperen at the Amsterdam Conservatory and holds a doctorate in performance studies from McGill University.  Her artistic practice has been generously supported by Le Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec, The Banff Centre, the Early Music Society of the Islands, and the Canada Council for the Arts.                                 

photo lori waltenbury