BETSY TAYLOR

Cellist

There were individual contributions of brilliance including Betsy Taylor's Gethsemane cello solo...
Keith Bruce, The Herald


PROJECTS

Betsy Taylor was appointed Assistant Principal Cello of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra in 2000, marking the start of a remarkable career. She has since toured extensively with the orchestra throughout the world. In 2013, her talent and leadership earned her a promotion to Associate Principal Cello, solidifying her prominent role in the orchestra.

Since 2001, Betsy has been a dedicated faculty member at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, where she nurtures young talent across both the Senior and Junior schools. Teaching students aged 11 to 23, she plays a pivotal role in shaping the next generation of cellists, guiding them through their artistic journeys with expertise and passion.

Betsy, alongside flautist Katherine Bryan and pianist Euan Stevenson, is part of the dynamic Earthtones Trio, captivating audiences with their innovative sound, blending the elegance of classical music with the improvisational flair of jazz.

Betsy Taylor brought the Spring Cadenza to life in such a wonderful way.
John Casken, Composer