Nikita Lukinov for City Music Foundation – review
Nikita Lukinov – A knight amongst the armour shining brightly Debussy’s ‘Images’ book one was played with superb rhythmic assurance with fingers like limpets that could delve into the depths…
It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Co-Founder of the Keyboard Trust, John Leech, who died peacefully in hospital on Friday, 22nd November after a short illness. He was 99. His private family funeral took place on 29 November 2024 at Farm Street Church in London. A celebration of his life will follow in the New Year.
Nikita Lukinov – A knight amongst the armour shining brightly Debussy’s ‘Images’ book one was played with superb rhythmic assurance with fingers like limpets that could delve into the depths…
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