About This Event

Renowned pianist Paul Lewis will grace the stage at The Queen's Hall on Thursday, 20 August, for a captivating recital. This special performance is dedicated to the memory of his esteemed teacher and mentor, Alfred Brendel, a legendary figure who graced the Edinburgh International Festival for an remarkable four decades. Lewis's programme will feature a selection of classical and early Romantic masterpieces, a deliberate choice reflecting Brendel's profound influence on his musical journey. Audiences can anticipate interpretations that are characteristically unshowy, demonstrating a deeply considered approach to each piece. Lewis's artistry, honed under Brendel's tutelage, promises an evening of profound musicality and thoughtful engagement with the repertoire. This concert offers a unique opportunity to witness a celebrated artist honouring his musical heritage and sharing his distinctive vision with Edinburgh audiences. The programme is expected to resonate with the intellectual rigour and emotional depth that defined Brendel's own celebrated performances.

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