Emma Rawicz is a London-based jazz musician, saxophonist, composer and bandleader.
[4] Emma Rawicz has chromesthesia, a type of synesthesia which involves seeing colours when hearing sounds.
[5][6][7] On ACT Music, her second album of original compositions, “Chroma”, is named after the Ancient Greek word for colour.
Emma Rawicz grew up in Devon, playing classical violin and then switching to the saxophone from the age of 15 years old,[8][1] studying at Junior Guildhall School of Music and Drama, Chetham's School of Music[8] and then the Royal Academy of Music,[9][1] with support and guidance from various experienced performers including Gareth Lockrane,[8] Ivo Neame[8] and Nikki Iles.
Jazz FM broadcast a radio episode in which Emma Rawicz performed and was interviewed as an expert in the life and works of John Coltrane.