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FREE! First come, first seated event.

Every Tuesday at 1pm, Trinity Laban alumni, Stephen Maw, presents a free classical concert featuring extraordinary local musicians. Check here regularly for programme updates!

Programme: 

Tuesday, 21st January - Cyrus Yuen and Kwanyee Chan
Cyrus Yuen is a violinist based in London who was born in Hong Kong. He began his violin studies at the age of 5, and has performed in Asia, Europe and America as a soloist, recitalist and a chamber musician. Cyrus is currently studying at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London, under Professor Stephanie Gonley. In 2023, Cyrus had the opportunity to perform twice as a soloist with the Sewanee Festival Orchestra in Tennessee, the United States of America, where he played the Brahms Violin Concerto and the Wieniawski Faust Fantasy.

Kwanyee Chan is a London-based Hong Kong-born pianist. After her undergraduate studies in her native city during which she was laureate of the CCA Artistic Excellence Award, she earned her masters degree at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama (GSMD) in London where she studied with Lucy Parham. She has also played in masterclasses by artists such as Ralf Gothóni, Robert McDonald, Nelson Delle-Vigne Fabbri, Michel Beroff and Eugen Indjic. She has been broadcast on RTHK Radio 4 and has performed internationally at venues such as the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, St. Jame’s Church Piccadilly, Barbican Centre, Milton Court in London, Radziejowice Palace in Poland and Palazzo Steri in Italy. More recently, she performed at the 2023 Gijon International Piano Festival in Spain, as well as the 2024 Palermo Classica Winter Festival including Chopin 2nd Piano Concerto, which she also recently performed with members of the BBC Concert Orchestra. She is on the artist roster of Talent Unlimited and the young artists’ collective Soundzpace Hong  Kong. Her participation in the International Certificate for Piano Artist (ICPA) programme has been supported by The Lazar Berman and France Clidat Funds. Being a passionate chamber musician, she plays in Myrthen Trio which receives guidance from Caroline Palmer, Ursula Smith, Sam Armstrong and Krzysztof Smietana

Tuesday, 28th January - Wigfield Brass
- Charlton House’s Tuesday Concerts & the Royal College of Music proudly presents Wigfield Brass

Programme

Handel arr. Jayan Nandagopan           Sento La Gioia

Robert Gulya                                              Moods 1st Movement

Gershwin arr. Martin Cotton                   By George

Debussy arr. Thierry Caens                    The Little Boy

Rameau arr. David Gordon-Schute     Arts and the Hours

Gwyneth Walker                                        Raise the Roof 

 Horovitz                                                      Music Hall Suite

Percy Grainger arr. David Stanhope     Shepherds’ Hey