Podcast - Mary Dawood Catlin

David Fogel Interviews Friend of the Show GRAMMY®-Nominee Mary Dawood Catlin

As a recording artist, GRAMMY® nominee Mary Dawood Catlin's discography includes multiple award-winning albums and singles, along with projects that have received international recognition and critical attention. As a pianist and performing artist, Mary has appeared in prestigious concert settings, including Carnegie Hall in New York and the Musikverein in Vienna, two of the world's most internationally recognized venues for classical and concert music. These performances form part of a career that bridges the traditions of classical piano with a broader contemporary musical practice.

Mary Dawood Catlin is a pianist, singer, composer, producer, and published author. She is the co-founder of the record labels Elysium Classics and Magnificent Monster. Career highlights include multiple award-winning albums and singles, along with performances at Carnegie Hall, and the Musikverein in Vienna. A GRAMMY Awards® balloted artist and voting member of the Recording Academy, Mary is also a member of the International Alliance for Women in Music (IAWM), the Indie Collaborative, and the Indie Music Channel. She is recognized as a Bösendorfer Artist by the renowned piano manufacturer in Austria. Mary holds a Bachelor of Music (with honors) in Piano Performance from the University of Ottawa and a Master of Music and Musicology (with honors) from the Sorbonne in Paris.

Please enjoy this long-format conversation between David Fogel (CEO, The Symphonina Foundation) and Mary.