Thai pianist Pam Kijoran is currently studying at the Royal Northern College of Music as an undergraduate student under the tutelage of Graham Scott having previously studied with Alexandra Dariescu.  During her time so far at the RNCM, she has won the Mark Ray Piano Recital Prize, the Brodsky Chamber Prize, the Majorie Clementi Memorial Prize and the Alexander Young Piano Prize.

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As an active pianist, Pam has performed in many concerts including Thailand’s Young Bechstein Artist Concert Series and a recital at the launch of Steinway’s Spirio pianos in Bangkok. As the winner of the Steinway Youth Piano Competition Thailand, Pam has earned an opportunity to enter KNS Classical Label in Spain as the youngest artist with her first debut album ‘Bangkok Recital’ earning a silver star from the ‘Music and Stars Awards’ in 2020 (Best Piano Solo CD category). Previous competitions include 1st prize at the 14th Osaka International Music Competition and Kawai-Thailand ASEAN Piano Competition. Pam has also been engaged in orchestral piano, playing with the Alderley Edge Symphony Orchestra and with RNCM's Wind orchestra. In the music education field, Pam has been involved in ‘Singing Playground’ projects for young children with ExCathedra in Symphony Hall, Birmingham and a student placement with National Children's Orchestra of Great Britain. Pam has received masterclasses with renowned pianists such as Boris Kraljevic, Vladimir Ashkenazy, Vanessa Latarche, Pascal Nemirovski, Carles Lama, Jacqueline Leung and Christopher Elton. ​

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Pam would like to thank the Ian Scott Award, Reggie and Ann Dennis Award, and the Allan and Nesta Ferguson Charitable Trust for their generous support for her musical studies. 

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