Celia Craig is an internationally recognised oboist known for her versatility and distinctive ability to reach and communicate with audiences. Formerly the Principal Oboe of Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, in 2017 she joined Sydney's Omega Ensemble and became Music Curator for the National Trust of South Australia, for whom she curates her own Signature Series of concerts at Ayers House Museum. Celia is founder and Creative Director of Artaria, a unique recording company focused delivering South Australian music and education to the world. Artaria's debut CD "Artaria" was awarded five stars in The Weekend Australian, played regularly on ClassicFM, recognised as Album of the Week on 5MBSFM, and listed among the top 20 bestsellers on the Dutch website NativeDSD. Lecturer in Oboe at the Elder Conservatorium of Music and previously at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, Celia has been invited to give masterclasses at many institutions including Yong Sieu Toh Conservatory, Melbourne Conservatorium, Trinity Laban Conservatoire, The Royal Academy of Music, the Royal College of Music, Guildhall School of Music and Drama, Griffith University, the Royal Northern College of Music and Drama, and New Zealand's Akaroa International Chamber Music Festival. Celia's innovative approach to teaching sees her embracing new forms of technology for learning and adopting new pedagogical approaches, including teaching in groups.