JACK TYNDALE-BISCOE

Jack Tyndale-Biscoe’s unorthodox musical background spans three continents, two instruments and encompasses performances from Bach to Britten.​

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Jack Tyndale-Biscoe’s sold-out debut at the Royal Albert Hall (Elgar Room) in November 2022, was hailed as demonstrating “true technical mastery,” with “playing of masterly authority and control.”

(The Keyboard Charitable Trust)

 

As a soloist, Jack Tyndale-Biscoe has performed to much acclaim at some of the UK's most prestigious classical music venues: Steinway Hall UK (Beethoven Society of Europe), Fairfield Halls (Yamaha Music), St. James Piccadilly (Talent Unlimited UK) and the Jacqueline du Prè Concert Hall at the University of Oxford, as well as internationally in cities in Australia, USA, Germany, Spain and Italy. His live performances have been broadcasted multiple times on WUSF Radio 89.7 FM, Classical Radio.

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As an official Talent Unlimited UK and DEBUT Classical Artist, during the 2023 season, Jack will be performing at concert venues across the United Kingdom, the United States and Europe and recording his debut album with KNS Classical entitled: "The Divine Spark of Bach." ​​

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Recent performances include: the Bach Festival in London (Music-at-Hill Society), St. Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh, the International Mendelssohn-Akademie Festival in Leipzig, the International Albéniz Music Festival (Catalunya,) Leighton House in Holland Park, St. George's Hanover Square (Handel Museum), the Lansdowne Club Mayfair (Blüthner London Piano Series) and 1st prizes at the Croydon Performing Arts Competition, Kings Peak International Music Competition (USA) and the University Concerto Competition with the BYU-I Symphony Orchestra (USA.)

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Jack Tyndale-Biscoe also presents regular Interactive Music Experiences through his project MeloDictum, where he combines words, visual presentations and music to produce unique artistic experiences. He has presented most recently at the Westminster Music Library Hall, St. Paul's Covent Garden and the Royal College of Music's Parry Rooms. Jack Tyndale-Biscoe serves currently as Artistic Director of MeloDictum.

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With great passion for the art of piano teaching, resulting from his unique background as an autodidact, Jack T-B became an Associate Lecturer at BYU-I, before he and his wife, Marta Brossa Ordóñez, (Catalan pianist and pedagogue) moved to London, where they now reside. They are both currently Co-Directors of Maison Musicale, a music company based in Kensington.

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Jack Tyndale-Biscoe holds degrees and diplomas from the Australian International Conservatorium of Music/Academy of Music and Performing Arts in Sydney, Brigham Young University-Idaho and the Royal College of Music in London, with additional studies undertaken at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater "Felix Mendelssohn" (Leipzig Conservatory), the International J.S Bach Akademie in Germany and the University of Oxford. Over the last decade, Jack T-B owes much to an intense musical instruction from his three main mentors: Dr. Stephen Thomas, Dina Parakhina and Danny Driver, as well as masterclasses and mentorship from the top-prizewinners of the Van Cliburn, Gina Bachauer, William Kapell, Leeds, Cleveland International, Maria Canals and Paloma O’Shea Santander competitions.

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