Since her first time playing on TV, Lucy has continued to mesmerise audiences, not least when Lucy was invited to perform at HRH King‘s Coronation Concert at Windsor Castle, where she played a note perfect performance of Bach Prelude in C in front of 18 million people.

Lucy and Lang Lang’s special bond began on Ch4’s The Piano and continued at Windsor Castle where they both appeared at the Coronation Concert. Later that year they were both invited to perform at the ITV Royal Variety at the Royal Albert Hall.

It was whilst filming the Hungarian Dance for ITV’s Royal Variety at the Royal Albert Hall, a magical moment between Lucy and Lang Lang was captured during some downtime with an impromptu duet of Faure’s Pabane Op.50

The Lang Lang International Music Foundation soon announced Lucy as an International Ambassador, where she joined a host of exceptional homegrown talent, including Jools Holland, Sting, Guy Chambers, and Karim Kamar to be strong, active advocates of music education access for all of today’s youth.

Lang Lang said about the foundation's newest ambassador:

Lucy went on to present her stunning Arabesque to a full house at the Royal Albert Hall for Classic FM Live and Sky Arts, in a moment that has been viewed over 12 million times on social media.

Grammy winning Gregory Porter performed a beautiful rendition of Silent Night with Lucy for Channel 4’s The Piano Christmas Special.

BAFTA then went on to nominate Lucy’s performance on Channel 4’s The Piano as TVs Most Memorable Moment of 2023 and Channel 4 made a special documentary about Lucy called ‘The Incredibly Talented Lucy’.

Lucy recorded her first ever album throughout 2024, recording in world renown studios Metropolis in London on George Michael’s piano. Award-winning and GRAMMY-nominated film and TV composer Debbie Wiseman OBE finished composing ‘I’m Walking With You’ especially for Lucy. The stirring piece was then played by Lucy at the closing ceremony of the Paralympics in 2024 debuting on Channel 4.

In the summer of 2025 Lucy headlined at London’s Union Chapel and Leeds City Music Varieties and BBC The One Show were so captivated with Lucy they filmed Lucy’s concert at London’s Union Chapel and followed her story back at home in Brighouse.

This fairytale all began with a children’s book with a tiny piano, where at 5 years old Lucy started playing Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star. The family, then upgraded her keyboard and realised she was composing music in her head while sitting on the sofa. Lucy was able to play back music after listening to it just once.

This extraordinary young lady has touched the nation and the world with her journey so far and has inspired families with her love of the piano and her ability to communicate through the power of music.