Mei-Ting plays Chopin at OSO Arts Centre, London on Thursday 21st January 2021

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Mei-Ting plays Chopin

Add to my Calendar 21-01-2021 20:00 21-01-2021 22:00 36 Mei-Ting plays Chopin Mei-Ting Sun has previously wowed Barnes audiences with his performances of music by Bach and Art Tatum. In this recital at the OSO Arts Centre, he will perform works by Fryderyk Chopin, the master of Romantic piano music. Described as “bewitching” (Boston Globe) and “stunningly fluid” (New York Times), acclaimed pianist Mei-Ting Sun began his life on the concert stage at the prestigious Spring of Shanghai Festival in 1986 when he was just 5 years old. At 9, he left Shanghai for New York and eventually received Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Mannes College of Music, and a Doctorate from the Juilliard School. Mei-Ting has won numerous awards and has been heard in recital across the globe. His career has led him to performances in 19 countries through five continents. He is currently on the teaching faculty of the Royal Academy of Music. OSO Arts Centre, London DD/MM/YYYY

Details

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

Thursday 21st January 2021
8:00 PM

Programme

Frédéric Chopin – Etude in C major, Op.10 no.1

Performers

Mei-Ting Sun – piano

Programme Note

Mei-Ting Sun has previously wowed Barnes audiences with his performances of music by Bach and Art Tatum. In this recital at the OSO Arts Centre, he will perform works by Fryderyk Chopin, the master of Romantic piano music.

Described as “bewitching” (Boston Globe) and “stunningly fluid” (New York Times), acclaimed pianist Mei-Ting Sun began his life on the concert stage at the prestigious Spring of Shanghai Festival in 1986 when he was just 5 years old. At 9, he left Shanghai for New York and eventually received Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Mannes College of Music, and a Doctorate from the Juilliard School.

Mei-Ting has won numerous awards and has been heard in recital across the globe. His career has led him to performances in 19 countries through five continents. He is currently on the teaching faculty of the Royal Academy of Music.

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