Shelley Katz

Shelley Katz is a Canadian-born pianist, conductor, and inventor with a career as diverse as it is impressive. A former Visiting Fellow at the University of Cambridge and Musician in Residence at the BISC, Katz has made a name for himself as an innovative force in the music world. He is renowned for his original musicianship and groundbreaking contributions to music technology, including the invention of the Symphonova™ system and several patents in sound reproduction. Katz began his professional journey at the age of six, winning his first national competition, and has since pushed the boundaries of musical expression. His work spans conducting, piano performances, and inventive musical technologies, making him a true polymath in the realm of music.