Programme Update

The concert, originally titled “Alice Sara Ott: John Field Nocturnes”, has now been retitled as “Alice Sara Ott: John Field & Beethoven”. The programme has been enriched to also include a selection of Beethoven Sonatas. Alice Sara Ott will now interweave a curated selection of Field’s Nocturnes with Beethoven Sonatas, creating a broader musical dialogue for the evening. Please find the updated programme below.

The date, time and venue remain unchanged. Patrons may continue to use their tickets for admission.

*Due to the popular demand, more balcony seats are now available at URBTIX. 

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Alice Sara Ott on FIELD Complete Nocturnes

Step into a world of twilight poetry with Alice Sara Ott, unearthing the delicate beauty of John Field’s Nocturnes alongside the luminous shadows of Beethoven Sonatas.

In this stunningly-curated programme, Alice Sara Ott interweaves Beethoven’s Sonatas with the serene Nocturnes of John Field. While the nocturne is often associated with Chopin, the genre was pioneered by the lesser-known Irish composer John Field (1782–1837), widely regarded as “the father of the nocturne”.

John Field: Nocturnes is Alice Sara Ott’s latest Deutsche Grammophon album. It won the 2025 Opus Klassik Award and was named the Album of the Year 2025 by Apple Music. Following acclaimed tours across Europe and Japan, this celebrated programme finally arrives in Hong Kong—an unmissable evening with one of today’s most captivating pianists.