Sheku Kanneh-Mason

The Swan 🦢

There’s a depth of emotion in this piece that I really love exploring when I perform it 🎻

Learning an instrument, or discovering a new piece, is always exciting. It can be challenging at times, but that’s part of what makes the journey so rewarding.

Icarus, performed with Seven Eyes 🎶

I was asked what helps me get into the zone for a performance - so many different things but some of my favourites are having friends and family around or listening to music!

One of my favourite songs ever and an honour to be able to perform my version of this!

Lost in the moment 🎶

Happy Mother's Day. Thank you for everything!

This was me aged 13 performing Haydn Cello Concerto in C 🎻

Great to catch up with our Grandma in Antigua while we were there last week working with ABYSO #PlayingToInspire8

My sister Isata and I both knew from a very young age that music was our passion and something we wanted to be able to do professionally. We dedicated ourselves to music and we’re so grateful this is what our lives have become!

This was fun! Who would you have picked?

Some photos from the last few family trips we had, in 2024 and 2025 I believe 🙏🏾 I'm very grateful to be able to spend time and travel with my family both for work and pleasure!

One of the most special songs we've recorded together as a family 🎶 @thekannehmasons

6 years ago I had the honour of recording at the iconic Abbey Road Studios for the first time. I recorded the Elgar Cello Concerto with Sir Simon Rattle and the London Symphony Orchestra - a dream come true.

Ar Lan Y Môr from our family album which we released last year! I love being able to work with talented people from all over the world but there's nothing quite lke joining forces with my siblings.

'Same Boat' with @ZakAbel 🎶🎻

A few years ago with my siblings in Verbier 🇨🇭A beautiful village in the Swiss Alps, where we've had the honour of performing a few times!

Evening of Roses 🌹🎻 taken from my second solo album 'Elgar'

Every instrument is different to play, this is one of my favourites because of the depth it gives to every stroke.