| dimanche 29 novembre 2026 | 16h30 |
| Chopin, Frédéric (1810-1849) | Etude en ut dièse mineur, Op.25 no.7 | |
| Franchomme, Auguste (1808-1884) | Nocturne for Cello and Piano, Op.15 no.1 | |
| Franchomme, Auguste (1808-1884) | Duo concertant sur un motif d'Anna Bolena, Op.23 | |
| Chopin, Frédéric (1810-1849) | Fantaisie en fa mineur, Op.49 | |
| Chopin, Frédéric (1810-1849) | Sonate en sol mineur pour piano et violoncelle, Op.65 |
| Adam Repa | Piano |
| Yurie Lee | Violoncelle |
British cellist, Yurie Lee, of Japanese and Hong Kong-British heritage, is based in London. A versatile musician, Yurie enjoys a varied career as chamber musician, soloist, orchestral performer, and teacher, appearing regularly in some of the world's leading concert halls across Europe, Canada and the UK.
British pianist, Adam Repa, enjoys a varied career as a soloist, chamber musician, teacher, composer and arranger. His recent performances have taken him to venues including Steinway Hall, St. Mary's Frinton, Proms at St. Jude's, the National Liberal Club, the National Physical Laboratory in London, and - most recently - his American recital debut in Baltimore.
The Chopin Society's piano, a fine 2015 Hamburg Steinway Model B Grand, is maintained by Steinways and tuned by them immediately before each recital.
After the concert we offer a delicious buffet tea of freshly-made sandwiches, with savouries, cakes and chocolate biscuits, accompanied by a glass of wine or unlimited tea, coffee or juice. Tea tickets are sold on the door for cash only: £10 (standard), £5 (students). We can cater for up to 70.
