The fluid movements of Williams shone above the room, the talented musicians following her every move. The audience was captivated, almost holding their breath in time to her gentle hands, inhaling with a mighty passion as she engulfed the orchestral sound in her arms.
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“The fluid movements of Williams shone above the room, the talented musicians following her every move. At times she looked like a music box dancer, her movements so graceful and dance like and her facial expressions so noble it was hard to believe she was real. The result was exquisite”
"What can I say???? I am stunned by the quality, power, precision!!!! My IDEAL Eroica. Can you believe me if I tell you it is a highlight of my life. I will never forget that performance! Maestra Williams is magnificient"
“The audience was captivated, almost holding their breath in time to her gentle hands, inhaling with a mighty passion as she engulfed the orchestral sound in her arms"
”Outstanding conductor, Williams, is able to draw out the musicality in each player and weld them into a wonderful orchestra with a great sound.”
"Williams is an expansive and impressive conductor, and of of great authority, who has a point of view and the ability to express it clearly, paying great attention to detail"
"TMO is an outstanding orchestra and Williams is an outstanding conductor who galvanises her forces with an elegant clarity and achieves performances of the highest level from her ensemble."
Sarah-Grace Williams’ career has been diverse, seeing her conduct across numerous genres and concert formats and as such the repertoire she has conducted is equally diverse.
She has conducted much of the great symphonic repertoire of Mahler, Shostakovich, Stravinsky, Brahms, Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff, Prokofiev, Sibelius, Schumann, Glinka, Bartok, Schubert, Holst, Elgar and Haydn amongst others, but can also be found collaborating on stage with contemporary artists such as Basement Jaxx, Air Supply, Katie Noonan, Kate Cebrano, James Morrison and John Farnham, to name a handful.