As a violinist Stephanie came to prominence through the 2016 & 2018 BBC Young Musician of the Year Competition, where she achieved Category Finalist in both. Continuing a strong relationship with the BBC she was recently interviewed by Petroc Trelawny on BBC Radio 3 for International Women’s Day; is one of the featured artists for Radio 3’s ​‘Take Five’ series which focuses on five young artists who appear across the schedule for a day each over a week long period; and appears regularly on ​‘In Tune’. 

Alongside her studies at Cambridge University Stephanie play-directed the premiere of Tansy Davies’ Re-Greening whilst she was the leader of the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain and as part of their summer concert series. In the 2016/17 season Stephanie led the Balsom Ensemble, for trumpeter Alison Balsom’s tour of Germany and was appointed as the artistic director of the tenth Young Virtuosi Summer Classical Music Festival. She has also performed Bruch Concerto No.1 with Ben Gernon and the Cambridge University Orchestra in February 2018, the Tchaikovsky Concerto with the Sinfonia of Cambridge and Howard Williams and most recently the Brahms Concerto for the Third Cambridge Brahms Festival in April 2019.

She has participated in conducting masterclasses with Sir Mark Elder, Sian Edwards, Neil Thompson, Nicolas Pasquet, Professor Colin Metters, Martyn Brabbins with the BBC NOW, and soloist accolades include prize-winner at the Sevenoaks Young Musician of the Year, the LSO String Academy Candide Award for Outstanding Performance and finalist in the String Category of the Royal Over-Seas League Competition. 

Stephanie currently plays on an Italian violin made by Francesco Gobetti, Venice c 1710 under the tutelage of Pieter Schoeman, Leader of the London Philharmonic Orchestra.