About This Event

Treat yourself and your loved ones to an exceptional Christmas concert by candlelight in the stunning surroundings of St Giles’ Cathedral, right in the heart of Edinburgh’s historic Royal Mile. With its dramatic Gothic architecture and atmospheric candlelight, the cathedral offers a truly memorable setting for a night of beautiful music.  Acclaimed British concert pianist  Ugnius Pauliukonis will perform a selection of popular and powerful piano works, including Beethoven’s much-loved Moonlight Sonata with additional exceptional works by other great composers . Whether you're a classical music enthusiast or simply looking for a unique way to celebrate the festive season, this concert promises a warm and uplifting experience in one of Scotland’s most iconic venues. Featuring Ugnius Pauliukonis (piano) Programme Beethoven - Pathetique Sonata op.13 Bach - May Sheep Safely Graze Liszt - 'Sonetto del Petrarca' 123 Tchaikovsky - 'December' from Seasons Debussy - Clair De Lune Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata Ugnius Pauliukonis is an acclaimed musician and award-winning pianist, teacher and performance art curator showcasing diverse musical talents across various genres. As a classical pianist he has captivated audiences collaborating as a soloist, with prestigious orchestras such as the BBC Philharmonic, Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra, and Kaunas State Symphony Orchestra. His piano recitals have graced renowned venues such as the Bridgewater Hall, Wigmore Hall in London, Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg, and the Lithuanian National Philharmonic in Vilnius.Ugnius s a keen chamber musician often working with other classical, jazz and pop musicians in various settings across the UK. Additionally, Ugnius is a visionary musician and the driving force behind 'Glasgow Piano Days' innitiative, curating free piano event in Hospitals, Museum and other public spaces across Glasgow. Join us for an evening of inspiring music in a truly unforgettable setting.

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