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Cally Palace
Cally Palace
Gatehouse of Fleet
Kirkcudbrightshire
DG7 2DL
Scotland
Programme
Modest Mussorgsky – Pictures at an Exhibition
Pyotr Tchaikovsky – The Seasons, Op.37a
Performers
Mengyang Pan – piano
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Programme Note
Date: Saturday 19th March
Time: 7:30pm
Location: Cally Palace, Gatehouse of Fleet
Cost: Adults £12, Under 26’s £0
Programme:
Beethoven Sonata op. 101
Tchaikovsky Seasons November, April, May
Glinka/Balakirev The Lark
Interval
Mussorgsky Pictures at an Exhibition
Critics have described Mengyang Pan’s playing as 'so fine that time seemed to stand still. Her shading, use of tone colour, and the most brilliantly clear and precise placing of the music in the highest register was a real joy to hear'.
Chinese born British pianist Mengyang Pan regularly performs in some of the most prestigious concert halls throughout the UK such as the Royal Festival Hall, Wigmore Hall, The National Gallery, St John's Smith Square and Bridgewater Hall in Manchester.
Concerto performances with Maestro Vladimir Ashkenazy and John Wilson are among the highlights of her career to date. Mengyang has also received numerous prizes and awards such as First Prize at the 2010 Bromsgrove International Young Musicians Platform and Second Prize and Audience Prize at the Dudley International Piano Competition. She was also awarded the Second Stage Award at the Leeds International Piano Competition in 2009. Upon graduating from the RCM, HRH Prince Charles presented her with one of the College’s most prestigious awards, The Tagore Gold Medal, for outstanding representation of the RCM.
Born in 1985, Mengyang was accepted by the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing, 1996. In 1998, she won First Prize at the MIDO Piano Competition in China followed by Second Prize at the Ettlingen International Piano Competition for Young People in Germany, 1999.
Mengyang was then awarded a full scholarship by the Wall Trust to study at The Purcell School, where she worked with Professor Tessa Nicholson. During her three years there, she appeared both as a soloist and chamber musician at many prestigious venues including the Purcell Room and the UNESCO in Paris.
