Teatro Torlonia, Rome, Italy

Sherri Lun at Wigmore Hall – review
Sherri Lun with intelligence and poetic mastery ignites the Wigmore Hall Sherri Lun making her Wigmore Hall debut with Beethoven, Szymanowski ,Scriabin and ending with her own delicate transcription of Poulenc’s ‘Les Chemins de l’Amour.’ Beginning with Beethoven’s great song of life with the Sonata op 110 played with masterly simplicity and a scrupulous attention…
October 23, 2026
Alexander Doronin at the British Institute of Florence – review
Alexander Doronin at the British Institute of Florence ‘A pianist with a story to tell, painting pictures in sound with poetic mastery’ Alexander Doronin making his Florentine debut for the Keyboard Trust in the Harold Acton Library of the British Institute with a programme of Bach, Shostakovich and Gershwin. This is a young man with…
October 23, 2026
Alfredo Conte at Steinway Hall, London – review
Alfredo Conte at Steinway Hall, London Alfredo the young Italian pianist who at only 24 already has a Bachelor and Masters degree from Rome Conservatory to which he has added a first class honours degree from Kings College,London. In his burning pursuit for knowledge and mastery he is pursuing a PHD at the Guildhall with…
October 15, 2026