Thai-British pianist/fortepianist Prach Boondiskulchok is much in demand as

a versatile and a distinctive chamber musician, soloist, composer and

director. From the onset of his career, Prach has specialized in chamber

music, the music of the Classical period, and new music. He is the founder

member of the Linos Piano Trio, which won the Royal Philharmonic Society

Frost Prize in 2014, and won the first and audience prizes at Melbourne

International Chamber Music Competition in 2015.

Prach’s busy performing schedule has taken him to many prestigious venues

and festivals including Wigmore Hall, Barbican Hall, Royal Festival Hall,

St John’s Smith Square, Purcell Room, Schoenberg Centre  (Vienna), Thailand

Cultural Centre (Bangkok), IMS Open Chamber Music (Prussia Cove, UK), Viana

Festival (Portugal) and the Birdfoot Chamber Music Festival (New Orleans,

USA).

His youthful performance of Bach Sinfonias at the Royal Festival Hall was

praised by the Independent as “ecstatic… would have been a high point in

any recital program”. More recently Prach has received critical acclaim

in The Strad, The Times and The Times-Picayune.