SABINE
About Sabine
Composer Sabine Pothier brings a rare blend of classical discipline and jazz soul to every performance. Trained at the Gnesin School in Moscow and later at the Boston Conservatory, her music fuses the precision of her European roots with the freedom of modern improvisation.
Having performed across Europe and the U.S., Sabine has built a reputation for luminous touch, fearless phrasing, and a style that feels as spontaneous as it is refined. Her album The Keys to the City of Lost Angels earned attention for its cinematic tone and emotional depth.
Now represented exclusively by Tony Smith of Kase Qtr, Sabine steps into a new chapter—expanding her reach to festivals, film scoring, and cross-genre collaborations. “Working with Tony and Kase Qtr feels like creative ignition,” she says. “It’s partnership with purpose—focused on artistry, not just industry.”
Expect to see her name more often, and hear it even louder, as Sabine Pothier takes her brilliance from the concert hall to the global stage.
"When Sabine Pothier sits at the piano, the room changes temperature." Her playing draws from the rigorous training of her Moscow conservatory years, yet what lingers is not discipline — it’s daring. Pothier’s phrasing breathes; her touch tells stories that drift between melancholy and revelation. She plays like someone who has lived inside both Rachmaninoff and Coltrane, and somehow made peace between them.
Critics describe her performances as “lyrically hypnotic and emotionally surgical,” noting her uncanny ability to shift from classical precision to jazz improvisation without ever breaking her narrative thread. Onstage, she is at once serene and unpredictable — a quiet storm whose command of dynamics makes even silence feel musical.
Simply put, Sabine Pothier doesn’t play songs — she architects emotion.
Representation
Management
Tony Smith
Kase-Qtr
KASEQTR1@GMAIL.COM
sabinepiano.com
DON’T CHASE
TRENDS. SET THEM.
