Hannah Woolmer

Hannah Woolmer is a British violinist and composer forging a unique path in music, blending classical training with a contemporary vision. A graduate of the London College of Music, she began her career as a soloist, performing with orchestras like The Cambridge Philharmonic and gaining recognition for her renditions of works like “The Lark Ascending.” Her recordings, including the acclaimed album “L’Esprit Boheme” with pianist Daniel Roberts, further cemented her artistic reputation.

Beyond performance, Woolmer is a successful composer for film, contributing to projects like “Out of Time.” Her compositions, known for their cinematic and emotive qualities, bridge classical tradition with modern influences. A digital pioneer, Woolmer has embraced online platforms since 2016, building a strong online presence through live streams on platforms like Lounges.tv and her podcast, “The Rosin Diaries.”

Woolmer is also committed to community engagement, founding the Woolmer Philharmonic Orchestra with support from the Arts Council and Heritage Lottery. She passionately advocates for music education, particularly for children in state schools. Recognized for bridging the gap between classical music and modern audiences, Woolmer’s innovative use of technology and diverse musical pursuits have made her a leading figure in the evolution of classical music, expanding the violin’s reach and relevance in the 21st century.