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Virtuoso piano concert by Kyle Hutchings, nr Eccleshall, Stafford
A programme of pieces by Mozart, Schubert and Franck, performed by virtuoso young British pianist Kyle Hutchings in the mediaeval Adbaston Church (very good acoustics).
The concert from 5:30-7:30pm comprises a first half of two 'heavenly' Mozart works: the Fantasia in C minor K475, then his Sonata in C minor K457 (three movements). After a refreshments interval, Kyle will play Schubert's Six Moments Musical, D 780 and César Franck's Prelude, Fugue et Variation, Op 18 (transcribed for piano by Harold Bauer).
After just twelve months of self-teaching, classical pianist Kyle Hutchings won a scholarship to study in London with internationally-acclaimed pianist Richard Meyrick, going on to receive a series of prizes and to give recitals in leading venues such as St John's Smith Square. He comments: Mozart and Schubert make up most of my repertoire. They are two supreme vocal composers. Everything in life and the human condition is there in the music and everything is imbued with that singing line. They make perfect partners I believe
Kyle is supported by the Keyboard Charitable Trust, London, as one of their young artists developing international concert performance careers; also by the Robert Turnbull Piano Foundation. He will be performing across Europe and making his American debut in the 2024-25 season.
websites: www.adbastonccs.org.uk
www.keyboardtrust.org
Presented by ACCS, with support from the Keyboard Trust, Stafford District Arts Council and The Harding Trust, the recital takes place in Adbaston, on the Staffs/Shropshire border between Eccleshall, Newport and Market Drayton; postcode ST20 0QE. Tickets are just £10.
The concert from 5:30-7:30pm comprises a first half of two 'heavenly' Mozart works: the Fantasia in C minor K475, then his Sonata in C minor K457 (three movements). After a refreshments interval, Kyle will play Schubert's Six Moments Musical, D 780 and César Franck's Prelude, Fugue et Variation, Op 18 (transcribed for piano by Harold Bauer).
After just twelve months of self-teaching, classical pianist Kyle Hutchings won a scholarship to study in London with internationally-acclaimed pianist Richard Meyrick, going on to receive a series of prizes and to give recitals in leading venues such as St John's Smith Square. He comments: Mozart and Schubert make up most of my repertoire. They are two supreme vocal composers. Everything in life and the human condition is there in the music and everything is imbued with that singing line. They make perfect partners I believe
Kyle is supported by the Keyboard Charitable Trust, London, as one of their young artists developing international concert performance careers; also by the Robert Turnbull Piano Foundation. He will be performing across Europe and making his American debut in the 2024-25 season.
websites: www.adbastonccs.org.uk
www.keyboardtrust.org
Presented by ACCS, with support from the Keyboard Trust, Stafford District Arts Council and The Harding Trust, the recital takes place in Adbaston, on the Staffs/Shropshire border between Eccleshall, Newport and Market Drayton; postcode ST20 0QE. Tickets are just £10.
Concert starts 5:30pm, until 7:30pm approx., including an interval for refreshments and drinks. Tickets are just £10, at the door or in advance call 01785-280373 or email trafford.pam@gmail.com
Free parking available nearby.
Location ST20 0QE:
4 miles west of Eccleshall; 12 miles from Stone or Stafford; 6 miles from Newport (Salops); 8 from Market Drayton; 15 from Newcastle, the Potteries, Telford.
Free parking available nearby.
Location ST20 0QE:
4 miles west of Eccleshall; 12 miles from Stone or Stafford; 6 miles from Newport (Salops); 8 from Market Drayton; 15 from Newcastle, the Potteries, Telford.
St Michael and All Angels Church, Adbaston, Stafford, Staffordshire ST20 0QE
Sun 1 September
Website:
www.adbastonccs.org.uk