22.01.2023 Events, Music

Lucas Krupinski piano recital by the Chopin Society UK – 22 Jan

A Chopin piano recital by award-winning London-based Polish pianist Lucas Krupinski as part of the start of the Chopin Society UK's 2023 programme.

22 January 2023, 4.30pm Westminster Cathedral Hall

London-based Polish pianist Lucas Krupinski is the winner of the 7th San Marino International Piano Competition and all of its contest prizes – the Audience Award, the Music Critics’ Award and the Orchestra Award.

Lucas was a finalist at the Ferruccio Busoni International Piano Competition in Bolzano, and has won international piano competitions in Hannover (2015), Aachen (2016) and Goerlitz (2020).

As a semi-finalist, he ranked among the best twenty pianists at the 17th Fryderyk Chopin International Piano Competition in Warsaw (2015).

The programme includes:

  • Chopin – Ballade No.3 in Ab, Op.47
  • Chopin – Nocturne in C minor, Op.48
  • Chopin – Ballade No.4 in F minor, Op. 52
  • Chopin – Etude in C# minor, Op.25 No.7
  • Chopin – Scherzo in Bb minor, Op.31
  • Scriabin – Preludes I-XII Op. 11
  • Ravel – La Valse

After the organisers offer finger buffet tea with freshly-made sandwiches, savouries, homemade cakes and chocolate biscuits, accompanied by your choice of wine, tea, coffee or juice.

Tickets can be purchased through the following link:

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