Iago Núñez is an accomplished pianist and versatile musician with extensive experience as a soloist, accompanist, teacher, arranger and producer. Born in Ribeira, Spain, he pursued his studies in Santiago and Madrid before moving to London to enrol at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. There, he was awarded a Bachelor of Music, a Postgraduate Diploma and a Master of Music, studying under the distinguished professors Peter Bithell and Caroline Palmer.

Iago has performed in a number of prestigious festivals, including the Britten and Debussy Festivals at Guildhall, as well as the Messiaen Festival and the Mark-Anthony Turnage Festival at the Barbican Centre, organised by the BBC. He has also curated and performed in concert series dedicated to South American music at Canning House and St James’s Piccadilly. In Spain, he was awarded first prize in the VI Ciclo de Jóvenes Intérpretes and has appeared with the Galicia Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Vasily Petrenko in A Coruña.

Alongside his performing career, Iago has an extensive background in music production, having produced more than 50 CDs for Pianist magazine and created professional performance videos for numerous classical soloists and ensembles. He is currently Head of Academic Music at Bishop’s Stortford College, where he teaches music history, analysis, composition and performance. An experienced arranger, he has written extensively for a wide range of ensembles, and as part of his educational work, he regularly serves as an adjudicator at music competitions.