Pattera Sutanthavibul

Education

● Certificate of Foundation of Music Therapy, University of Roehampton, London, United Kingdom

● Master of Science in Music Mind and Brain, Goldsmiths, University of London, United Kingdom

● Bachelor of Fine and Applied Arts with distinction (gold medal), major in Piano and Composition, Chulalongkorn University

● Studied Junior Music Course (JMC), Junior Special Advance Course, Special Advance Course, Piano, Electone and Drums course, Yamaha Music School

● Advanced Certificate in Yamaha Grade 4

Yamaha Achievements

● Participated in Asia Pacific Junior Original Concert 2017 as an observer in Hamamatsu, Japan

● First Prize of Piano Competition from Yamaha Thailand Music Festival in 2004,2008 and 2010

● First runner-up of Asia Electone Festival 2007

● A representative of Thailand to perform a composition in Asia Oceania Junior Original Concert 2004 at Esplanade Hall, Singapore and Thailand Junior Original Concert 2000-2009

The Other Achievements

● Guest lecturer at department of Western music, Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts, Chulalongkorn University

● Dissertation “How well people can predict their liking? Predicting future liking of aesthetic and non-aesthetic stimuli”

● Short course participation from renowned institutes in the UK such as Performing Arts Medicine at University College London, Creative Music for Young Children at Guildhall School of Music and Drama, Foundation of Dalcroze Method at Dalcroze UK, Sound of Intent Framework for Autism at Soundabout Education Centre and Community Music Practice: Working with people with dementia and disabled people at Goldsmiths, University of London

● Exhibition Award (Piano Performance) in 2009 from achieving the highest marks from piano examination in Asia Pacific from Trinity Guildhall, UK and Advanced Certificate from Trinity College London, UK