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Chopin & Champagne by Candlelight | Preludes Op.28
Celebrate the end of the week with a pre-dinner (6.30pm) or post-dinner (9pm) performance of Chopin, complete with a complimentary champagne reception (served from 30mins before) Set in the exclusive and intimate space of the 1901 Arts club, the perfect venue for this exceptional recital.
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Featuring
Warren Mailley-Smith (Piano)
Programme (All Chopin)
Impromptu No.1 in Ab op.29
Grand Waltz Brillante No. 1 in E flat
Mazurka in B flat
Nocturne No. 1 in b flat minor
Twenty-four Preludes op.28
Concert pianist, Warren Mailley-Smith, recently became the first British pianist to perform the complete works of Chopin in one series of concerts, from memory. He continues his successful monthly series at the exclusive 1901 Arts Club with another 9 programmes of Chopin's greatest masterpieces.
The brilliant piano music of the great Frederic Chopin has never been out of fashion since it first burst onto the international scene in the early 19th century. This music wasn’t intended for the great concert halls of today, but for the intimate setting of Parisian and London Salons of the aristocracy. This was the setting where Chopin felt most at ease and improvised many of his works for the first time.
'Stunning' Classic FM
Featuring
Warren Mailley-Smith (Piano)
Programme (All Chopin)
Impromptu No.1 in Ab op.29
Grand Waltz Brillante No. 1 in E flat
Mazurka in B flat
Nocturne No. 1 in b flat minor
Twenty-four Preludes op.28
Concert pianist, Warren Mailley-Smith, recently became the first British pianist to perform the complete works of Chopin in one series of concerts, from memory. He continues his successful monthly series at the exclusive 1901 Arts Club with another 9 programmes of Chopin's greatest masterpieces.
The brilliant piano music of the great Frederic Chopin has never been out of fashion since it first burst onto the international scene in the early 19th century. This music wasn’t intended for the great concert halls of today, but for the intimate setting of Parisian and London Salons of the aristocracy. This was the setting where Chopin felt most at ease and improvised many of his works for the first time.
Friday 21 March
1901 Arts Club, London SE1 8UE
9pm-10pm£39
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