Widely acknowledged as the leading baritone horn player of her generation, Katrina Marzella talks about her musical influences, growing up in an Italian-Hebridean household and being a woman in the male-dominated world of brass bands. And why playing at Sydney Opera House is no different to playing in Falkirk Town Hall.

What it is that makes lawyers such great musicians. Widely acknowledged as the leading baritone horn player of her generation, Katrina Marzella talks about her musical influences growing up in an Italian-Hebridean household, being a woman in the male-dominated word of brass bands and why playing at Sydney Opera House is really no different to playing in Falkirk Town Hall. With so few recordings available for inspiration when she started out, Katrina explains her commitment to expanding Baritone Horn repertoire, why she thinks young players should take the opportunity to travel and study abroad, and why family support means everything.

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