Family Concert: The Tale of Sleeping Beauty & Children's Games
Family Concert: The Tale of Sleeping Beauty & Children's Games
Sat, Apr 15, 3:00 PM
Christ Church • Esher
£9.38 - £42.96
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Prokofiev Festival Children's Concert
Children's Concert
By Concert Series - Classical Music and Music Education
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Date and time
Friday, May 28, 2021 · 8 - 9:30pm BST
Location
RUSSIAN HOUSE 1 FLOOR 37 High Street Kensington London W8 5ED United Kingdom
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Masha Berezutskaya (Fulham Primary School)
Medtner Fairytale in F minor
Lyadov Mazurka in F minor
Tailor Lai (Dulwich College)
Gliere Prelude op. 43
Orson Combrinck (Little Ealing Primary School)
Tchaikovsky Douce rêverie
Prokofiev Tarantella
Shostakovich Waltz no 2. from Jazz Suite no. 2
Vikram Tandon (Kings College Wimbledon)
Debussy "La plus que lente"
Elizaveta Imyanitova (William Perkin Church of England High School)
Rachmaninov Prelude op. 3 no 2
Emma Parenzee (Davenant School)
Rachmaninov Elegie op. 3 no. 1
Isabella Denny (West London Free School)
Kapustin Sonatina Op.100
Jonathon Cheng (Kings College Wimbledon)
Rachmaninov - Sonata No. 2 in B Flat Minor, 1st Movement, Op. 36 (1931 Edition)
Reis Luca Fernandes (Kings College Wimbledon)
Debussy Reverie
Ryan Wang (Eton College)
Debussy Reflets dans l'eau
Calvin Leung (St Paul's Boys School)
Prokofiev Sonata no. 3 in A - minor
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Concert Series - Classical Music and Music EducationOur artistic director is a Russian concert Pianist Yulia Chaplina. Born in Rostov-on-Don (Russia), London-based Yulia Chaplina gave her debut performance aged 7, performing Bach’s Keyboard Concerto in F minor with the Rostov State Symphony Orchestra. Since then, she has performed extensively in Europe and Asia. Since her first major competition win in Poland, aged 9, Yulia has won first prize in piano competitions in Paris, London, Andorra, Kiev, Kharkov and St. Petersburg. After winning the first prize and gold medal in the junior section of the 5th Tchaikovsky International Competition, Yulia performs regularly both in recital and with orchestras, in many of the world's finest venues including Wigmore Hall in London, Berlin’s Philharmonie, the Grand Halls of the Moscow Conservatory and the St. Petersburg Philharmonia, Bunka Kaikan Hall in Tokyo, Main Hall of Busan’s Cultural Centre, Hiroshima’s Bunka Gakuen Hall, Minato Mirai Hall in Yokohama and many other prestigious venues.