Patrick Hemmerlé (piano)
Patrick Hemmerlé is one of Europe’s most enigmatic pianists. Refusing to follow musical traditional conventions, he has forged a unique path in the musical world which leaves him free to immerse himself with singular dedication into the repertoire and musical expression resonating with his most profound convictions.
French-born, trained at the Conservatoire de Paris under Billy Eidi, and laureate of many international piano competitions, he now lives in Cambridge, England, where he has built up a loyal following. He performs all over the world and recent engagements have taken him to New York, Berlin, Paris, Vienna and Prague and China. He has published 5 CDs. Patrick is a member of Clare Hall, Cambridge University, where he is in charge of the concert programme.
Performance to include:
Chopin: Barcarolle op 60
Fauré Barcarolle No 3Liszt Au Bord d'une Source, Jeux d'eau
Ravel Jeux d’Eau
Liszt Au Bord d'une Source, Jeux d'eau
Ravel Jeux d’Eau
Liszt Jeux d'Eau à la Villa d'Este
Ravel Une Barque sur l'Océan
Debussy: Ondine,
Ravel Ondine
The next lunchtime concert is on Thursday 16 October and will be performed by Hao Zi Yoh (piano).
Join the LSE Choir and Orchestra on Tuesday 9 December for the LSE Christmas Concert in the beautiful surroundings of St Clement Danes Church.
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