Next concerts
10 April 2023
Perth, Scotland
Lunchtime Recital - Perth Concert Hall
at 12:45PM - recorded by BBC Radio 3
With Sam Armstrong, piano
BRAHMS: Violin Sonata No.2 in A, Op.100
JOSEF SUK: Burlesque from 4 Pieces, Op.18
MARTINU: Sonata No.3, H.303
07 May 2023
Kronberg, Germany
till 11th May 2023. Kronberg - Chamber Music Festival
"Alumni and Friends"
09 May 2023
Kronberg, Germany
Kronberg - Alumni & Friends
7:45pm Casals Forum - Grosser Saal
With Itamar Zorman, violin; Peijun Xu, viola; Sindy Mohamed, viola; Ivan Karizna, cello; Harriet Krijgh, cello
Programme including:
SCHOENBERG: Verklärte Nacht op. 4
About
Born in France, to a French father and Korean mother, Irène Duval grew up in Japan, Indonesia, and Hong Kong before returning to France at the age of 11. Since graduating from the Conservatoire de Paris and Kronberg Academy Irène is firmly establishing herself as a compelling and versatile performer with a strong interest in combining little-known works with works central to the repertoire.
Praised for her infinite delicacy (Le Populaire du centre), astonishing virtuosity (Revelation Classiques, Prades) and her mastery of phrasing and of the dramatic dimension(Diapason), Irène has won multiple international competitions and is an active performer of concerti, recitals and chamber music.
About
Born in France, to a French father and Korean mother, Irène Duval grew up in Japan and Hong Kong before returning to France at the age of 11. Since graduating from the Conservatoire de Paris and Kronberg Academy Irène is firmly establishing herself as a compelling and versatile performer.
Praised for her infinite delicacy (Le Populaire du centre), astonishing virtuosity (Revelation Classiques, Prades) and her mastery of phrasing and of the dramatic dimension(Diapason), Irène has won multiple international competitions and is an active performer of concerti, recitals and chamber music.
News
Live at Wigmore Hall – Steven Isserlis and Friends
Available to stream for a month:
One of the UK’s finest cellists champions the neglected 18th-century master Luigi Boccherini (1743-1805) in the company of a star-studded ensemble. Boccherini moved from Lucca to Madrid where he composed a good deal of attractive music for solo cello as well as chamber music for strings; all the music heard dates from the period 1770-2.
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