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Melvyn Tan plays Debussy, Mozart and Ravel

At St James's Piccadilly

Part of the Piccadilly Piano Plus - 2021

Add to my Calendar 17-06-2021 20:30 17-06-2021 22:30 36 Melvyn Tan plays Debussy, Mozart and Ravel Melvyn Tan plays Debussy, Mozart and Ravel nown for his wit and poetic playing, accomplished pianist Melvyn Tan will delight audiences in a recital to include Mozart’s Piano Sonata No.18 nicknamed ‘The Hunt’ due to its hornlike opening, alongside two French masterpieces filled with delicacy and expression by Debussy and Ravel. "...the most thoughtful, elegant and refined of pianists...everything seemed to illuminate everything else."The Guardian ​This concert is part of Piccadilly Piano Plus - a chamber music series at St James's Church Piccadilly, in which both established and emerging artists celebrate the many facets of the piano as a means of musical expression and education. Photo (c) Paull Boucher For access to the full series, please visit https://www.onjam.tv/sjp/series/piccadilly-piano-plus Online event, London DD/MM/YYYY

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London
England

Programme

Claude Debussy – Suite Bergamasque
Maurice Ravel – Le tombeau de Couperin, piano
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Piano Sonata no.18 in D major, K.576

Performers

Melvyn Tan – piano

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Programme Note

Melvyn Tan plays Debussy, Mozart and Ravel

nown for his wit and poetic playing, accomplished pianist Melvyn Tan will delight audiences in a recital to include Mozart’s Piano Sonata No.18 nicknamed ‘The Hunt’ due to its hornlike opening, alongside two French masterpieces filled with delicacy and expression by Debussy and Ravel.

"...the most thoughtful, elegant and refined of pianists...everything seemed to illuminate everything else."The Guardian

​This concert is part of Piccadilly Piano Plus - a chamber music series at St James's Church Piccadilly, in which both established and emerging artists celebrate the many facets of the piano as a means of musical expression and education.

Photo (c) Paull Boucher

For access to the full series, please visit https://www.onjam.tv/sjp/series/piccadilly-piano-plus

Melvyn Tan plays Debussy, Mozart and Ravel

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