Markus Groh
Consistently cited for his astonishing power and “sound imagination,” Markus Groh has confirmed his place among the finest pianists in the world today. Most recently, Mr. Groh’s highly acclaimed New York Philharmonic debut in June 2007 was followed by an electrifying Philadelphia Orchestra subscription debut in November playing Liszt’s Concerto …
The Parnassian Ensemble
Since its formation in 1998, The Parnassian Ensemble has gained a reputation for its virtuosic performances and innovative programming. It regularly appears at prestigious venues throughout the British Isles such as The Purcell Room and St John’s, Smith Square, London; St David’s Hall, Cardiff and The Fairfield Hall, Croydon. The …
Jonathan Manson
Jonathan Manson was born in Edinburgh and received his formative training at the International Cello Centre in Scotland under the direction of Jane Cowan, later going on to study with Steven Doane at the Eastman School of Music in New York. While in America, he became involved with the performance …
Szymanowski Quartet
Founded in Warsaw in 1995, the Szymanowski Quartet has developed into one of the most charismatic string quartets of the younger generation. In May 2001 it was selected by BBC Radio 3 to participate in the New Generation Artists Scheme for the forthcoming seasons, which, in addition to frequent studio …
Vernon Handley (conductor)
For over 40 years Vernon Handley’s career was unique amongst front rank conductors in that he unashamedly championed British repertoire before that of all other countries. Recognised as Sir Adrian Boult’s protégé he held steadfastly to two principles, which might have proved detrimental to a successful career: the undemonstrative technique …
