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Yoko Ono and Clélia Iruzun
1901 Arts Club7 Exton Street, Waterloo
Thu 24 Sept · 19:30 · £18
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A vibrant four‑hands journey through Brazilian colour and character — from Mahle’s Northeastern folk inflections and Miranda’s sharp‑edged tango variations to Nazareth’s irresistible choro‑inspired charm — all crowned by the sweeping, jazz‑soaked exhilaration of Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue . Ernst Mahle Suite Nordestina No.1 Ronaldo Miranda Variações Sérias - Tango Ernesto Nazareth Confidências Escorregando Odeon George Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue Yoko Ono has performed internationally at prestigious venues including Wigmore Hall and South Bank Centre in the UK, the National Concert Hall in Ireland, and Tokyo Metropolitan Festival Hall in Japan. Now based in Brighton, she is a dedicated piano teacher at the Royal College of Music Junior Department and Roedean School. Alongside her teaching, she continues to perform regularly and has recorded chamber music CDs released by Claudio Records and DKlassics. She is privileged to have had works dedicated to her by British composers Peter Copley, Paul Carr, John Hawkins, and Barry Mills. She also serves as a committee member of the Lunchtime Concerts at the Chapel Royal, a concert series that has received a Community Service Recognition Award from the Rotary Club of Brighton.
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