Elisabeth Waterhouse is an English pianist and music pedagogue who has made significant contributions to music education. Born Elisabeth Ritchie on 28 February 1933, she developed a career centered on performance and instruction, particularly focusing on nurturing the talents of young classical musicians.
In 1974, Waterhouse founded the National Chamber Music Course, a summer school specifically established for young string players. She has actively managed the program since its creation, maintaining its operations over the decades. Personally and professionally connected to the wider music world, she is the widow of the noted bassoonist and musicologist William Waterhouse.
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