Katheryn is the flutist in Blown Away at Stradbroke Community Centre.

Katheryn is the flutist in Blown Away at The Big Malarkey Festival.

Kathryn performs two sets of works taken from Coming Up for Air, a collection of over 150 works limited to a single breath, as well as new works by Christopher Fox and Jobina Tinnemans.

Kathryn performs at this enjoyable and surprising path of exploration through the interior and exterior spaces of the Akademie der Künste – filled with unheard music and sound.

Kathryn is a performer and workshop facilitator for these BBC NOW Young Composer workshops at schools across North Wales.

Kathryn leads a guest lecture on her work for The Body in Performance module with Catherine Laws at the University of York.

Kathryn is a performer and workshop facilitator for these BBC NOW Young Composer workshops at schools across North Wales.

Kathryn is an external PhD examiner at the University of Malta.

Kathryn performs the Coming Up for Air Concerto at As we Breathe for the Rainy Days Festival in Luxembourg.

In the dynamic landscape of contemporary music, the role of the curator has transcended mere programming. The yearlong research project, ‘Fair Games: Questions of Care in Curating New Music’, delves into the intricate web of care within curation, culminating in a thought-provoking concert and panel discussion.

Kathryn Williams, celebrated flutist and curator, embodies the very questions Verlaak and Moore explored throughout their research. Williams’ performance becomes a canvas, illustrating the delicate balance between artistic expression and curatorship.

Kathryn performs Coming up for Air with the Hashtag Ensemble at the Ażtak Festival.

Kathryn is the flutist for this one-day series of events is assembled by course leaders Larry Goves and Angharad Davies with the ensemble The House of Bedlam and CAPPA members.