| KIM
BREWER
Kim
Brewer, the Devon born International Pianist, achieved early
success at the age of 13, as a finalist in the 1967 Junior Piano
Competition; with a recital at the Purcell Room, London, as
part of his prize.
Kim
was awarded a Foundation Scholarship to the Royal College of
Music where he studied for four years under Angus Morrison and
Kendall Taylor CBE. Concerts followed in London and the West
Country for the young maestro before he left for New York. His
recitals at the Carnegie Hall and the Lincoln Centre’s
Alice Tully Hall received wide acclaim, with the New York Times
declaring him to be a pianist “of poetic temperament”.
Kim
is a brilliant exponent of Beethoven, and has completed an in
depth study of all his Sonatas. He is a Member of the Beethoven
Society, and in 1998 received standing ovations at his recitals.
His CD has also won acclaim from The Daily Telegraph music reviewer,
Norman Lebrecht, who said “ I enjoyed the CD greatly.
There should be a place in the British Music Industry for artistry
of this order”.
We
have re-scheduled the anticipated concert by Kim Brewer to Saturday
4th March 2006.
The
concert will take place at the John Ward Hall, Budehaven Community
School starting at 7.30 pm. Further details and poster will
be placed on this site but we are delighted to welcome Kim and
can confirm his programme will include Beethoven's Waldstein'
Sonata Opus 53, Chopin Fantasy F Minor Opus 49 together with
works by Schubert and Liszt. A great treat for us and an evening
not to be missed!
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