Scottish-Indian pianist, Abhisri Chaudhuri, is a Masters graduate of the Royal College of music. She studied collaborative piano with Roger Vignoles, Simon Lepper, Audrey Hyland and Kathron Sturrock as a Robert Turnbull Piano Foundation scholar supported by the John Birch Scholarship. Previously, she graduated from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland under the tutelage of Fali Pavri.

Abhisri has received masterclasses from highly acclaimed song pianists such as Susan Manoff, Graham Johnson and Lydia Brown as well as singers Sir Thomas Allen, Nicky Spence and Benjamin Appl. She recently made her Wigmore Hall debut alongside bass-baritone Ross Fettes in a masterclass with Thomas Quastoff. She attended Brel Summer School in France where she learnt from Joseph Middleton and Amanda Roocreft. As she begins to expand her performances internationally, she performed at the 'Nei Suoni dei Luonghi' Festival as both a soloist and collaborative pianist in Udine, Italy. Abhisri performed in a concert for Anne, Princess Royal, representing the Caledonian Club in London and was recently selected to perform in the 2025 London Song Festival.

Abhisri was a 2024 Leeds Lieder Young Artist with her duo partner, Felicitas Wrede. Abhisri's awards include the Nora. C Leggat Prize for Pianoforte by the ABRSM, the Wellhayes award at the Somerset Song Prize, The Tony and Tanya Webster Memorial Prize for Russian Song, and the London Song Festival Schubert Song Prize. She was highly commended in the Royal Philharmonic Society's Young Classical Writers Award, where her work is published on their website.