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London Piano Quartet

Part of the Conway Hall Sunday Concerts, Spring 2025

Add to my Calendar 26-01-2025 18:30 26-01-2025 20:30 36 London Piano Quartet A welcome return to Conway Hall for our Director of Music’s ensemble, the London Piano Quartet. Their two year exploration of the Brahms piano quartets concludes with his final essay in the genre, nicknamed the ‘Werther’. Forming a British first half, they showcase the youthful piano quartet by Walton, written when he was just 16, and give the world premiere of John Hawkins’ ‘Blake Visions’, composed specially for the occasion. “Clearly a musician of curiosity and discernment, Callaghan’s robust piano-playing is also thoughtful, subtle and refined. I look forward to hearing whatever he does next.” —- Gramophone on Simon Callaghan Conway Hall, London DD/MM/YYYY

Details

Conway Hall
25 Red Lion Square
Camden
London
WC1R 4RL
England

Programme

John Hawkins – Blake Visions
William Walton – Piano Quartet in D minor
Johannes Brahms – Piano Quartet no.3 in C minor, Op.60

Performers

London Piano Quartet

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Programme Note

A welcome return to Conway Hall for our Director of Music’s ensemble, the London Piano Quartet. Their two year exploration of the Brahms piano quartets concludes with his final essay in the genre, nicknamed the ‘Werther’. Forming a British first half, they showcase the youthful piano quartet by Walton, written when he was just 16, and give the world premiere of John Hawkins’ ‘Blake Visions’, composed specially for the occasion.

“Clearly a musician of curiosity and discernment, Callaghan’s robust piano-playing is also thoughtful, subtle and refined. I look forward to hearing whatever he does next.” —- Gramophone on Simon Callaghan

London Piano Quartet

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