Recital I
An afternoon of spellbinding music that pushes boundaries and inspires, including Schumann’s poignant Ghost Variations and Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s Forest Scenes, highlighting the composer’s gift for musical storytelling.
The weekend’s two recitals are a result of a collaboration between Black Lives in Music and Britten Pears Arts, showcasing standout artists selected through a national open call, with the selected artists presenting two vibrant and diverse programmes to demonstrate their artistry.
Teddy Otieno piano
Sagnick Mukherjee viola
Amiri Harewood piano
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Amiri Harewood
Sagnick Mukherjee
Teddy Otieno
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