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Victor Braojos at the Matthiesen Gallery Homage to Alicia de Larrocha ‘valse de l’adieu’ Parting is such sweet sorry so we will say adieu until

Kenny Fu’s New Artist Recital for the Keyboard Trust Steinway Hall, London   Kenny offered the audience, who filled the Steinway concert room to capacity,

Simone Tavoni in the shadow of Eros seduces and excites  the senses in Thalberg’s nuptial church An oasis of peace in its own grounds slightly

Alessio Masi at Palazzo Caetani Cisterna di Latina ‘Latin blood ignites and illuminates his musical heritage’ Collard and Collard piano of 1889 that once stood in

ALFRED BRENDEL (1931-2025) Trustee, Keyboard Trust It is with great sadness that the Keyboard Trust announces the death of one of its founder Trustees, Alfred

Kasparas Mikužis at La Mortella creating magic sounds in Walton’s paradise on Ischia Kasparas opened his first programme at La Mortella on Ischia with the Sonata

Philip James Leslie at St Mary le Strand A ‘Rising Star’ with ravishing sounds and refined musicianship Philip Leslie proved himself to be indeed a

Axel Trolese in Florence A superb recital of absolute magic I was sorry to miss this recital but many friends and colleagues were there including

Roman Kosyakov at St Mary’s Perivale ‘The simplicity and poetic mastery of a great artist’ It was Richter on one of his first visits to

Giordano Buondonno at the Guildhall ‘Drops of crystal illuminate Milton Court’ Giordano Buondonno coming to the end of his studies at the Guildhall with a

William Bracken at the Guildhall ‘Intelligence and genial mastery combine’ Will Bracken coming to the end of his studies at the Guildhall with a recital

Jeremy Chan Miracles at Milton Court I had no intention of commenting on Jeremy’s graduation recital today but just wanted to support him on his

Misha Kaploukhii A ray of sunlight illuminates the 1901 Arts Club Hattori Foundation A warm welcome as always from Glenn Kesby and every seat in

Cristian Sandrin at St Mary’s Perivale Mastery and intelligence illuminate Beethoven Sonatas Op. 2 As Dr Mather said today it is unusual to find a

Pavle Krstic at Steinway Hall in Milan and the British Institute in Florence Supported by the Robert Turnbull Piano Foundation Refined artistry and mastery Some

Alessio Masi at Steinway Hall, London Passion and curiosity with poetic mastery Alessio had flown in from Florence where he is studying with Roberto Prosseda

Thomas Kelly at the Wigmore Hall, London Britten Fellow astonishes with pianistic genius of another age As Royal College of Music 2023/24 Benjamin Britten Piano

Emanuil Ivanov at the Royal Academy of Music, London Astonishment and enlightenment of a master musician Bulgarian pianist Emanuil Ivanov attracted international attention at the

The amazing Mr Hay ignites Grand Passion Pianos with poetry and wizardry ‘Giants of Nineteenth Century Pianism’ presented by Tyler Hay in Muzz Shah’s sumptuous

Nikita Lukinov in Perivale Authority and poetic mastery with burning conviction and communication A knight in shining armour sailed through Perivale today with authority and

Piotr Maziarz at Temple Church Review by Angela Ransley PIOTR MAZIARZ studied at the Krzysztof Penderecki Academy of Music in Krakow under Prof. Semeniuk-Podraza. During

Louis-Victor Bak at St Mary the Virgin, Wingham, East Kent A shimmering kaleidoscope of sound filled the ancient church in Wingham East Kent where Louis-Victor

Nicolò Giuliano Tuccia – a star in ascent in the shadow of Guido Agosti A young man from Forlì has appeared, thoughtfully provided by the

Sonya Pigot ‘Passion and Persuasion’ at Steinway Hall From the dynamic drive of her Beethovenian Haydn to the capricious exhilaration of Poulenc , there was