Tuesday 18 November 2.00 pm
Tyler Hay (piano)
Rubinstein: Sonata no 1 in E minor Op 12 (30')
Allegro / Andante / Moderato / Moderato con fuoco
Tchaikovsky - 3 pieces from Op 51 (10')
4. Natha-valse 5. Romance 6. Valse sentimentale
Rachmaninov: Sonata no 2 in B flat minor Op 36 (1931 version) (19')
Allegro / Non allegro / Allegro
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Known for his virtuosic programmes and witty audience interactions, Tyler Hay first showed a prodigious talent for the piano when he won the Dennis Loveland award in Kent for his performance of Liszt's Mephisto Waltz no 1 at the age of 11. He gained a place to study at the Purcell School in 2007 where he studied under Tessa Nicholson. He has since studied with pianists such as Frank Wibaut, Gordon Fergus-Thompson and Steven Osborne. Tyler has performed programmes at Wigmore Hall, Cadogan Hall and the Purcell Room and has played Ravel's Concerto for Left Hand Alone at the Queen Elizabeth Hall and Saint-Saëns' Piano Concerto no 2 at Symphony Hall with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra. In 2016, Tyler won first prize in the keyboard section of the Royal Overseas League Competition and as well as winning the RNCM's Gold medal competition, also won first prize in the Liszt Society International Competition. Tyler won 1st prize in the Dudley International Piano Competition in November, 2022. CDs of Liszt, John Ogdon, Kalkbrenner and Field are available on Brilliant Classics and an album of virtuoso piano music by contemporary British composer Simon Proctor is also available on Navona Records.
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