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Lunchtime Recitals: Edward Lloyd
Liszt: Harmonies poétiques et religieuses
Part of the Conway Hall Sunday Concerts, Autumn 2026 Season
Add to my Calendar 18-11-2026 13:10 18-11-2026 15:10 36 Lunchtime Recitals: Edward Lloyd November 2026 sees the launch of our new collaboration with the Royal Northern College of Music. In five recitals across the 26/27 season, the RNCM’s leading pianists will present a rich and varied programme of piano music, showcasing the exciting talent of young emerging artists. To begin the series, Edward Lloyd performs one of Franz Liszt’s most visionary, mystical cycles, which takes its inspiration from the poetry of Parisian Romanticism and traverses a vast emotional and spiritual landscape. From the grinding, deathly bells of Funérailles to the opulent and luminous tenderness of Bénédiction de Dieu dans la Solitude, we sense a monumental, epic narrative force: one which will reach far into the future, inspiring masterpieces like those of Richard Wagner with its scale and majesty. Conway Hall, London DD/MM/YYYYDetails
Conway Hall
25 Red Lion Square
Holborn
London
WC1R 4RL
England
Tickets
Prices: In advance: Supporter £10, Standard £5, Living Support £2, Student £3 (plus £2 venue levy per ticket)
Book Tickets
Programme
Franz Liszt – Harmonies poétiques et religieuses III, S.173
Performers
Edward Lloyd – piano
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Programme Note
November 2026 sees the launch of our new collaboration with the Royal Northern College of Music. In five recitals across the 26/27 season, the RNCM’s leading pianists will present a rich and varied programme of piano music, showcasing the exciting talent of young emerging artists.
To begin the series, Edward Lloyd performs one of Franz Liszt’s most visionary, mystical cycles, which takes its inspiration from the poetry of Parisian Romanticism and traverses a vast emotional and spiritual landscape. From the grinding, deathly bells of Funérailles to the opulent and luminous tenderness of Bénédiction de Dieu dans la Solitude, we sense a monumental, epic narrative force: one which will reach far into the future, inspiring masterpieces like those of Richard Wagner with its scale and majesty.
