Lunchtime Piano Recital ft. Elia Stavrou
Lunchtime Piano Recital ft. Elia Stavrou
Wed, Sep 14, 12:30
Westminster Music Library • London
Lunchtime Piano Recital ft. Juecui Zhang
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Westminster Music Library welcomes pianist Juecui Zhang to perform her own compositions, alongside works by Brahms and Medtner.
About this event
Westminster Music Library is presents pianist Juecui Zhang for a performance of works for solo piano. This programme includes repertoire by Medtner and Brahms, as well as new music by Juecui Zhang herself.
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Programme
Medtner - Forgotten Melodies Op.38
Brahms - Four pieces of Piano
Juecui Zhang - This Moment
Juecui Zhang graduated from Central Conservatory of Music with Bachelor degree in piano performance and entered the Royal College of Music for master program in 2020. She held the piano recital successfully at Amaryllis Fleming Concert Hall in RCM and performed in St Mary Church in London. She has under the guidance with Prof. Jianing Kong, Prof. Caterina Grewe, Prof. Yuan Sheng during these few years.
On 25th June, 2020, Juecui was interviewed by CCTV as a graduate of the Piano Department of the Central Conservatory of Music, and her piano recital was broadcast live on CCTV News the following day, with a total of 855,000 views. In July 2020, she released her original music album Origin on NetEase Cloud Music.
In 2018-2019, Juecui was employed as a piano teacher at the Central Conservatory of Music's School of Continuing Education, where her students passed the Central Conservatory's exams several times and won competition awards. In recent years, she has performed at the Xinghai Concert Hall in Guangzhou. She has been the piano accompanist for many concerts, including the ELAN International String Music Festival in the United States, the Symphony Concert of the PLA Academy of Arts, the "Oboe Mini Concert" of the Youth Symphony Orchestra affiliated with the Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra, and the folk music teacher-student concert of the Xinghai Conservatory of Music, and the Beijing Queer Chorus (the first LGBT group to perform publicly in China). She has also been invited to perform as a soloist in Shanghai, Guangzhou and Sanya, as well as participating in programmes, interviews and launches.
Founded in 1948, Westminster Music Library holds one of the largest public collections of sheet music and music books in the UK. We are part of the Westminster and Kensington & Chelsea BiBorough Library Service, and our materials are free to use and borrow.
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This recital is part of our free live music series. Join us every Wednesday at 12:30 for a lunchtime concert.
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Advanced booking is advised, but a limited number of spaces will be available to walk up on the day.