Anthony Hewitt, piano recital at OSO Arts Centre, London on Thursday 4th November 2021

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Anthony Hewitt, piano recital

Add to my Calendar 04-11-2021 20:00 04-11-2021 22:00 36 Anthony Hewitt, piano recital Described by Gramophone magazine as "a remarkably gifted artist", acclaimed concert pianist Anthony Hewitt presents a fascinating and eclectic programme of music around the theme of the four elements - Fire, Earth, Water and Air.    Anthony Hewitt is regarded as one of Britain’s most gifted pianists, and, since winning the prestigious William Kapell Competition in Washington D.C., has enjoyed a prolific performing career spanning two decades, including concerto appearances with the National Symphony Orchestra in the U.S.A., and the English Chamber Orchestra at London’s Royal Festival Hall. He has given eight recitals at Wigmore Hall and received critical acclaim for recordings on Naxos, Divine Art, and Champs Hill Records, and recently recorded for Decca.  OSO Arts Centre, London DD/MM/YYYY

Details

OSO Arts Centre
49 Station Road
Barnes
London
SW13 0LF
England

Thursday 4th November 2021
8:00 PM

Programme

Gustav Holst – Mars: The Bringer of War (arr. Richard Ling)
Claude Debussy – Claire de Lune
De Falla Manuel – Ritual Fire Dance
Maurice Ravel – Oiseaux tristes
Claude Debussy – Reflets dans l'eau
Aleksandr Scriabin – Vers la Flamme, Op.72

Performers

Anthony Hewitt – piano

Programme Note

Described by Gramophone magazine as "a remarkably gifted artist", acclaimed concert pianist Anthony Hewitt presents a fascinating and eclectic programme of music around the theme of the four elements - Fire, Earth, Water and Air.

Anthony Hewitt is regarded as one of Britain’s most gifted pianists, and, since winning the prestigious William Kapell Competition in Washington D.C., has enjoyed a prolific performing career spanning two decades, including concerto appearances with the National Symphony Orchestra in the U.S.A., and the English Chamber Orchestra at London’s Royal Festival Hall. He has given eight recitals at Wigmore Hall and received critical acclaim for recordings on Naxos, Divine Art, and Champs Hill Records, and recently recorded for Decca.

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