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Philip James Leslie debut recital at the long-awaited rebirth of Bechstein Hall, London Nice to see, Terry Lewis in the hall he has fought hard

Emanuil Ivanov ignites Leighton House with transcendental artistry Emanuil Ivanov attracted international attention after receiving the First prize at the 2019 Ferruccio Busoni Piano Competition

Neo Hung’s clarity and technical mastery conquers St Mary’s Playing of remarkable clarity and architectural understanding with an extraordinary technical command of the keyboard that

Andrea Molteni at St Mary’s The extraordinary clarity and mastery of a thinking musician Some quite extraordinary playing of radiance and clarity. A technical command of

Mark Viner at St Mary’s Perivale Nobility and radiance on a voyage of discovery The extraordinary thing about a Mark Viner recital is his ability

Kasparas Mikužis at Wigmore Hall Masterly playing of fluidity and ravishing beauty Currently completing his postgraduate studies, the prize-winning Lithuanian pianist has been selected as

Chopin reigns at the National Liberal Club and St Mary’s Perivale The triumph of Misha Kaploukhii and Magdalene Ho Refined ,elegant and masterly performances from

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

Axel Trolese at Bechstein Hall, London ‘Mastery and intelligence of a remarkable artist’ Axel Trolese comes to us via a glowing review from Louis Lortie.

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.

Filippo Tenisci in Viterbo with mastery and refined generosity A recital by Filippo Tenisci for Prof Ricci’s twentieth anniversary season of concerts at the Tuscia

Misha Kaploukhii in Florence & Milan for the Keyboard Trust Supported by the Robert Turnbull Piano Foundation   He managed to dig deep to find

Jeremy Chan at Steinway Hall for the Keyboard Trust Jeremy Chan at Steinway Hall London for the Keyboard Trust where his eclectic programme of the

Giovanni Bertolazzi in Rome Spellbinding mastery ignites and excites Roma 3 orchestra Sensational is the only word to describe Giovanni Bertolazzi playing all seven of

Paul Lewis at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, London A wondrous voyage of discovery to find the heart and soul of Schubert An

Louis-Victor Bak at the Royal Albert Hall ‘Aristocratic music making of refined good taste’ A coffee concert at 10 am due to Harry Potter showing

Anna Fedorova ‘Intrigues of Darkness’ bewitches the Razumovsky Academy at Halloween with her supreme artistry Halloween comes early at the Razumovsky Academy especially when Anna

Filip Michalak at St Mary’s Perivale Radiance and beauty of a great artist Some remarkable playing of aristocratic maturity and simple beauty. I cannot remember

Sherri Lun at St James’s Piccadilly, London Poetry and grandeur with crystalline clarity and impeccable musicianship Some very assured playing from the opening notes of

Misha Kaploukhii at the Razumovsky Academy – technical mastery with poetic sensitivity It is on Fou Ts”ong’s magnificent Steinway D that Misha Kaploukhii kept us

Victor Braojos at Imperial College The voice of Spain with love, authority and passion Víctor Braojos with an eclectic programme of music from his fellow

Mikhail Kambarov at Steinway Hall, London Poetic sensibility of a Master ‘The Messiaen brought tears to my eyes as the stillness and whispered sounds of