Premiere Performances’ Fall 2022 Recital Series returns with three world-class recitals!
[Hong Kong, 29 August 2022] Premiere Performances of Hong Kong announces today their Fall Recital Series line-up with three world-class musicians playing solo recitals. “One of today’s most thrilling harpsichordists” (Gramophone Magazine) Mahan Esfahani returns to Hong Kong on 26 September for The Art of Fugue by J.S. Bach; rising-star Brazilian guitarist Plínio Fernandes makes his Hong Kong début showcasing both
Read ArticleAward-winning pianist David Greilsammer plays Scarlatti:Cage:Sonatas (Additional performance on 8 Sep!)
Premiere Performances’ Fall 2021 Recital Series opens with
Award-winning pianist David Greilsammer’s Scarlatti:Cage:Sonatas
Additional performance added on 8 Sep (Wed) 7:30pm at Hong Kong City Hall Concert Hall
“One of the most accomplished and adventurous musicians of his generation” The New York Times
Scarlatti:Cage Sonatas was selected by The New York Times as one of ten most Important Musical Events of the Year.
By popular demand, Premiere Performances of Hong Kong (Premiere Performances) is thrilled to add one more performance to Franco-Israeli pianist David Greilsammer’s acclaimed solo recital programme “Scarlatti:Cage:Sonatas”.
The first performance on 5 Sep 2021 (Sunday) is nearly sold out, so an additional performance has been scheduled for 8 Sep 2021 (Wednesday). Known for his eclectic and fascinating programmes, David Greilsammer is recognised as one of the most audacious and adventurous artists in the classical world.Read Article
Job Vacancies: Senior Arts Administration Officer
Premiere Performances is Hong Kong’s pre-eminent presenter of solo recitals and chamber music. Our world class recitals, chamber music festival, outreach/ education programmes and school concerts are distinguished by our drive to present the best to every audience and to make live music accessible to all.
This is a great opportunity to join a dynamic and experienced team in one of the city’s most exciting arts organisations.Read Article
Premiere Performances Recital Series back on stage with award-winning musicians
Premiere Performances Recital Series back on stage with award-winning musicians
Chiyan Wong (piano, Hong Kong), Zee Zee Zhang Zuo (piano, China) and Rachel Cheung (piano, Hong Kong)
Premiere Performances of Hong Kong (Premiere Performances) announces today their new line-up for 2021 Spring Recital Series, live on stage. The 2021 Spring Recital Series includes:
- London-based Hong Kong-born pianist Chiyan Wong returns to play Bach’s Goldberg Variations (Apr 26),
- Queen Elisabeth Competition winner Zee Zee (Zhang Zuo) plays Ravel and Liszt (May 17), and
- Van Cliburn finalist and Audience Award winner Rachel Cheung plays a intimate and virtuosic recital programme (May 31).
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Looking back on our 2019-2020 season, we feel incredibly fortunate to be able to have presented such high quality – even record-breaking – events. Right in the midst of the protests, we had one of our best attended concerts in Premiere Performances’ history (Alice Sara Ott, Nov 2019) – in terms of ticket sales, only Miloš and Yuja Wang’s Hong Kong début were higher. Sandwiched between the protests and COVID-19, the 11th Beare’s Premiere Music Festival (January 2020) featured 35 musicians in 29 events – our biggest festival to date! And our own Viva Pipers! broke a record, selling out completely the Sai Wan Ho Civic Center for a delightful family concert in Nov 2019.
Learn more by reading our 2019/2020 Annual Report!
Cancellation of Beare’s Premiere Music Festival 2021
Premiere Performances of Hong Kong (Premiere Performances) announces today the cancellation of Beare’s Premiere Music Festival 2021. Five ticketed programmes will be cancelled due to the pandemic. Affected events include Miloš in Recital: Beyond the Rainbow (13 January), Fiesta Brass Family Concert (16 January), Akiko Suwanai & Friends: Dvořák Piano Quintet (18 January), Benjamin Appl’s Winterreise (20 January) and Chamber Music Gala with Cho-Liang Lin (21 January).Read Article