News

Each year a few of the most outstanding players in the Festival are invited to give a lunchtime concert in the beautiful art nouveau Great Hall of Bishopsgate Institute in the City of London. Each concert starts at 1.05pm and lasts about 50 minutes. Admission is free and no advance booking is required.

Tuesday 10 November 2009
Lisa Ueda (violin) winner of the String Recital Class
Works by Debussy and Tchaikovsky

Jimin Lee (harp) joint first prize winner of the Camac Harp Competition
Works by J. S. Bach, Krumpholtz, Liszt and Parish-Alvars

Tuesday 17 November 2009
Agnieska Pluta (piano) winner of the Piano Concerto Class
Works by Chopin

David Ruff (flute) winner of the Sonata Class
Works by Bach, Dutilleux and Ian Clarke

Tuesday 24 November 2009
Zhanna Tonaganyan (violin) winner of the String Concerto Class
Works by Brahms

William Cale (piano) competitor in the President’s Prize Competition
Works by Beethoven

Tuesday 1 December 2009
Charles-Antoine Duflot (cello) joint first prize winner of the J & A Beare SOLO BACH Competition
Works by J. S. Bach

Joohyun Lee (soprano) winner of the Conservatoire Operatic Class
Works by Mozart and Bizet

Tuesday 8 December 2009
Adelia Myslov (violin) joint first prize winner of the J & A Beare SOLO BACH competition
Works by Ravel

Miwako Miki (piano) winner of the President’s Prize Competition
Works by Bach, Takemitsu and Chopin

Come and support our young prizewinners and hear the very best of the 2009 Festival