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St Mary Le Strand Church
Strand
The Strand
London
WC2R 1ES
England
Tickets
Prices: £10, £20, £30, £40
Booking line: 0333 666 33 66
Programme
Aleksandr Scriabin – 24 Preludes, Op.11
Sergei Rachmaninov – Preludes: Selection
Aleksandr Scriabin – Piano Sonata no.5, Op.53
Performers
Petr Limonov – piano
Programme Note
Take an evening journey through music of elegance, lyricism, and expressive depth in this instalment of The Grand Tour concert series—each event devoted to the musical heritage of a different country, with this concert featuring Russia. Held in the intimate, candlelit surroundings of St Mary le Strand, one of London’s most exquisite Baroque churches, this recital offers a captivating exploration of keyboard writing from the 18th to the early 20th century.
Russian pianist Petr Limonov presents a refined and heartfelt programme that weaves together masterpieces showcasing the breadth and beauty of the Russian piano tradition. Enjoy the performance with a complimentary Russian Vodka or Tea and allow the candlelit atmosphere to transport you—whether you are discovering this music for the first time or returning to it as a devoted listener.
About the Artist
Winner of the Nikolai Rubinstein Piano Competition and a pupil of Maria João Pires and Dmitri Alexeev, award-winning Russian-born British pianist Petr Limonov is increasingly sought after as a soloist worldwide. His notable appearances include the La Roque d’Anthéron Festival, Belgais Center for Arts, Wigmore Hall, Southbank Centre, Cadogan Hall, Salle Cortot, Kolarac Hall, Romanian Athenaeum, Lerici Music Festival, the Great Hall of Moscow Conservatory, a solo recital in The Duke’s Hall for His Majesty King Charles III, TV appearances on BBC Proms Extra and Podium Witteman, and broadcasts for BBC Radio 3 and Radio France Musique. Recent engagements include concerto appearances with the Georges Enescu Philharmonic Orchestra and the Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra, as well as performing Rachmaninov’s Third Piano Concerto at Queen Elizabeth Hall (London) with the CCO and a debut appearance at the Edinburgh International Festival.
