Kyle Hutchings at St Mary’s Perivale – review
Kyle Hutchings ‘A pied piper casts his spell in Perivale’ I have heard Kyle play quite a few times and each time I remain struck by his selfless humility and…
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.
Kyle Hutchings ‘A pied piper casts his spell in Perivale’ I have heard Kyle play quite a few times and each time I remain struck by his selfless humility and…
Gabrielė Sutkutė at St Mary’s Perivale ‘A star shining ever more brightly’ Beethoven full of extraordinary self identification . Sumptuous passionate Brahms. A kaleidoscope of colours in Debussy and an…
Simone Tavoni in Perivale ‘A musician of poetic insight and curiosity’ A fascinating and varied programme of ‘something old and something new’. The works of Mendelssohn have been unjustly neglected…
Leslie Howard bringing the concealed genius of pianistic mastery to Trapani From Anton Rubinstein to Jerome Kern all wrapped up in an English Country Garden. An eclectic programme from the…
Misha Kaploukhii – inspired mastery in Perivale I have heard Misha play many times over the past four years since I was invited by his teacher Ian Jones to listen…
William Bracken at Bechstein Hall Mastery and Mystery of a great musician William Bracken at the Bechstein Hall armed with our early morning coffee we entered the starlit wonder that…