Kenji Fujimura: Piano recital
Do you love classical piano music?
Kenji Fujimura has been a keen explorer of the byways of classical music. He has become internationally renowned for his unearthing of forgotten works by composers such as William Hurlstone, Max d’Ollone and George Frederick Pinto.
His performances have become feted for their eclectic programming, combining music of the Western canon with these gems of a bygone era. This recital will continue in this tradition of juxtaposing the familiar with the not-so-familiar.
This piano recital is the final performance in the 2017 Wood, Metal and Vibrating Air piano series where some of Australia’s most outstanding pianists have presented a series of unique and intimate recitals.
Limited to an audience of just 150, this recital will offer you an excellent opportunity to be seated on stage with Kenji. Seated around the piano this is an up-close and intimate musical experience not be missed.
Kenji Fujimura - Improvised prelude
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Sonata in C, K.330
Franz Liszt - Ballade No.2
Leo Livens - Piano Sonata
PRESENTED BY: Monash Academy of Performing Arts
