Manuel de Falla Andaluza from Four Spanish Pieces
Isaac Albeniz Evocación and El Corpus Christi en Sevilla from Iberia Suite
Liszt Au bord d’une source and Orage from Anneées de Pélerinage
Beethoven Sonata No.21, in C, Op.53, Waldstein

Schubert Sonata in A, D.959
Avner Dorman Nocturne Insomniaque
Schubert Sonata in B flat, D.960

Winner of the BPSE Senior Intercollegiate Beethoven Competition in 1998, Inon Barnatan is one of the most exciting young pianists in the world today. He has already made his reputation in the US, where he has played the Aspen Festival, Carnegie Hall and the Hollywood Bowl and he was recently named the first-ever ‘Artist in Association'(a three-year position) with the New York Philharmonic. In the UK his fast-growing reputation has seen him a repeat visitor to Wigmore Hall. His recordings, for Avie, have been widely praised and one — Darknesse Visible – was selected as one of the recordings of the year by the New York Times. He is as the Evening Standard has written, ‘a true poet of the keyboard’. The Pianist magazine wrote, ‘One of the finest musicians’. You don’t notice his fingerwork, you simply immerse yourself in the sound he produces …and you know that there are no technical limits to what he can do.’

Julian Jacobson & Mariko Brown, piano duet

Bach-Kurtág Gottess Zeit ist die allerbeste Zeit
Mozart Sonata in F, K.497
Beethoven 3 Marches, Op.45

Maksim Stsura, piano (First prizewinner of the 2013 BPSE Senior Intercollegiate Piano Competition)
Beethoven Sonata No. 28, in A, Op.101
Brahms 24 Variations and Fugue on a Theme by Handel, Op.24

With the Presentation of the Beethoven Medal by the Master of the Worshipful Company of Musicians

Friday, 25 July: Bobby Chen
Monday, 28 July: Yelena Makarova
Wednesday, 30 July: Han Seul Lee
Friday, 1 August: Eugene Alcalay
Monday, 4 August: Mikhail Shilyaev
Wednesday, 6 August: Tali Margolis
Friday, 8 August: Riyad Nicolas

Programmes to include piano works by Beethoven.

Riyad Nicolas, piano

J.S. Bach Prelude and Fugue No.14, in F sharp minor
Beethoven Sonata No.31, in A flat, Op.110
Isaac Albeniz Triana from Suite Iberia
Chopin Scherzo No.4, in E, Op.54
Ligeti Study No.4, Fanfares
Paganini-Liszt Etude No.6

Tali Morgulis, piano

Chopin Polonaise No.6, in A flat, Op.53, Heroic
Chopin Scherzo No.4, in E, Op.54
Marcus Karl Maroney Selbstportrait mit Beethoven (und Britten und Berg sind auch dabei)
Beethoven 15 Variations and a Fugue on an original theme in E flat, Op.35, Eroica Variations

Mikhail Shilyaev, piano

Beethoven Sonata No.23, in F minor, Op.57, Appassionata
Schumann Etudes Symphoniques, Op.13

Eugene Alcalay, piano

Beethoven Sonata No.3, in D, Op.10 No.3
Shostakovich From 24 Preludes & Fugues, Op.87, Book II: No.15 in D flat
Schubert Piano Sonata in C minor, D.958

Han Seul Lee, piano

Beethoven Six Variations in F major, Op.34
Schumann Papillons, Op.2
Beethoven Sonata No.21, in C, Op.53, Waldstein
Liszt Transcendental Études, S.139, No.10 in F minor

Jelena Makaroava, piano

Brahms Three Intermezzi, Op.117
Richard Causton In the Morning You Always Come Back
Beethoven Sonata No.15, in D, Op.28, Pastorale

Bobby Chen, piano

Beethoven Bagatelles, Op.126
Prokofiev Visions Fugitives, Op.22
Bach-Hess Jesu, joy of Man’s Desiring, from cantata Herz und Mond und Tat und Leben, BWV 147

MinJung Baek, piano (Prizewinner of the 2012 BPSE Senior Competition)

Beethoven Sonata No.32, in C minor, Op.111
Liszt Sonata in B minor, S.178