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Phronesis at The Vortex Jazz Club
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Piaf - The Songs at Pleasance Theatre Islington
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Piano Classical at St Lawrence Jewry at St Lawrence Jewry
Free
Classical MusicRecurring event
St Lawrence Jewry C of E Church EC2V 5AA[map]
A series of lunchtime piano concerts featuring different musicians each week.
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Piano In The Pub: Alice Offley at The Camden Head
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Piano Lounge at Le QuecumBar
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Piano Magic at Union Chapel
Free
Music3 March 2012
Union Chapel N1 2XD[map]
Piano Magic, formed as far back as 1996. Since then, they've released 12 long players and multiple singles and EPs on a plethora of independent labels. For the past 6 years, the band has been made up of both English and French members, though their music has the unmistakable air of classic late 70's/early 80's coldwave. Typically for a Piano Magic record, it's a restless beast; a record that swings wildly between Marrakesh, Eastern Europe, Sevilla and early 80's Manchester without breaking sweat.
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Piano Music at The Southampton Arms
Free
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Piano Recital 2012: Ingrid Fuzjko Hemming at Cadogan Hall
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Piano Recital: Anthony McDonald at Wesley's Chapel and Leysian Mission
Free
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Piano Recital: Jill Crossland at Cadogan Hall
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Piano Recital: Melanie Metha at Wesley's Chapel and Leysian Mission
Free
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Piano Recital Night at The Half Moon
Classical MusicRecurring event
The Half Moon HA2 0JY[map]
Piano recital night starts off classical and ends up with the Beatles and Pink Floyd.
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Piano Recital: Philip Gammon at Wesley's Chapel and Leysian Mission
Free
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Piano Recital: Timothy Peale at Wesley's Chapel and Leysian Mission
Free
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Piano Recital: Zubin Kanga at Kings Place
From
£9.50
(CAD14.86)Classical Music13 February 2012
Kings Place N1 9AG[map]
Zubin Kanga challenges the sonic and dramatic conventions of the piano recital with new and recent works from Australia and the UK. The recital features a newly commissioned work by Michael Finnissy that alternates between music inspired by Pre-Classical composers of the mid-18th century and 20th century modernism. Also receiving its premiere is David Gorton’s Orfordness, inspired by recently declassified reports of secret military research in Suffolk. The recital also features innovative new work by Australian composer Alex Pozniak as well as a performances of Claudia Molitor’s playfully theatrical Tango and Rolf Hind’s groundbreaking virtuoso work, Towers of Silence.
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Piano Singalongs at Golden Eagle
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Piano Takeover for Families at Purcell Room
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£5.00
(CAD7.82)Classical Music25 February 2012
Purcell Room SE1 8XX[map]
A family concert featuring young pianists. This event follows the May 2011 performance by 100 young pianists alongside Lang Lang at Royal Festival Hall. Now, some of those young people take over the Purcell Room, curating and performing in two exciting concerts.
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Piano Takeover: The Next Generation at Purcell Room
From
£8.00
(CAD12.51)Classical Music25 February 2012
Purcell Room SE1 8XX[map]
A new generation of talented young pianists perform in recital. This event follows the May 2011 performance by 100 young pianists alongside Lang Lang at Royal Festival Hall. Now, some of those young people take over the Purcell Room, curating and performing in two concerts.
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Piano Trios: Holler, Ravel, Brahms at Royal Academy of Music
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Piatti String Quartet at St Peter's Church


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