Natalie has given highly acclaimed recitals and as a soloist she has performed in Helsinki’s Sibelius Academy, Philadelphia Complex for the Arts (US), Performing Arts Centre of Marywood College (PA, US), Charlton House, London, Athens’ Athenaeum International Cultural Centre (of the Maria Callas International Competition), Lykeio Hellinidon Athens Annex, Cecil Sharp House, London, St Brides' Church, London, Isidor Bajic Concert Hall, Serbia, Glasgow City Halls, Austrian Cultural Centre Rome, etc.
Her repertoire is extensive and varied; she performs both solo and chamber music, including major 20th century works, such as Debussy, Barber, Prokofiev, Shostakovich and Ravel and works by contemporary composers. She has also lectured on Greek 20th c. composer Yannis Constantinides (Morley College 2008, World Piano Conference 2009) and 20th c. British composer Cornelius Cardew (Cardew Conference, Glasgow 2011, The Engine Room Conference, Morley College 2011).
As a performer she has worked with many musicians of international standing including Ian Pace, John Tillbury, Douglas Finch, Yonti Solomon, Andrea-Lauren Brown, Theodora Baka, Michael Travlos, and as a researcher with Philip Fowke, Stephen Hough, Martino Tirimo, Duo Contiguglia and others.
Natalie has recorded for the National Greek Radio (ERA-1, ERA-3), and has made appearances on Greek TV as well as UK’s Resonance FM 104.4. As a guest speaker she has appeared on the panel of Creative Futures events at both Royal Holloway and Goldsmiths College.
Natalie was faculty member of The American College of Greece (1995-2005), where she was also artist teacher in residence (2002-2005), the National Conservatory of Music in Athens Greece as piano professor and examiner (2003-2005), as well as universities and colleges in the UK (Canterbury University, Greenwich University, Canterbury College, etc.).
