Laura Casas Cambra

Laura is a pianist, researcher and artist facilitator of community music projects.
She is a PhD candidate at the Royal College of Music (RCM), supported by the British-Spanish Society, the Frank Bridge Trust, and the RCM.

Her research aims to introduce the public to lesser-known interwar women composers and their dormant works, including their performance and edition.
In 2021, Laura completed her research on Imogen Holst in which she premiered two solo piano works, and prepared their performing editions, which Faber Music published. 

Alongside this, she is part of music projects with survivors of human trafficking, people living with dementia, and in prisons; with organisations such as PAN Intercultural Arts, Wigmore Hall, Royal Opera House, and Liberty Choir. She is also a teaching assistant at the RCM and the co-founder of Eunoia, with whom they released the EP Barefoot in 2025.

Laura has received further awards, including Terrassa’s Award for Excellence in Academic Performance.