Name: Classical Music: Autumn/Winter 2022/23
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Classical Music: Autumn/Winter 2022/23

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Pianist Tamara Stefanovich, who previously appeared at the Southbank Centre in 2019 with our then artist in Residence Pierre Laurent Aimard, returns in 2022 to perform 20 Sonatas.

In this video Stefanovich discusses what drew her to working with Sonatas, and how the Covid-19 pandemic impacted music and the arts.

Tamara Stefanovich: 20 Sonatas is a three-part concert performance, taking place in our Queen Elizabeth Hall on Sunday 27 February, 2022. Find out more, and book tickets: https://bit.ly/3r1t4uO

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