HHH Concerts presents a coffee concert fundraising for The Hunter Centre

Programme:

Schubert - Wanderer Fantasy in C major, Op.15

Ligeti -  Etude No 16, Book3 “Pour Irina”

Chopin - Nocturnes Op.48 - C minor ; F-sharp minor

Ginastera - Sonata No.1, Op.22

Lithuanian pianist, Milda Daunoraitė, began her piano studies at the age of six. She received her formative education at The Purcell School of Music and is currently studying with Tessa Nicholson at the Royal Academy of Music, on a full fees scholarship, where she is a recipient of the ABRSM Scholarship Award.  She is supported by The Keyboard Charitable Trust, ‘SOS Talents Foundation – Michel Sogny’  and the Mstislav Rostropovich Foundation.

She has performed at venues such as Wigmore Hall, the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Musikhuset Aarhus, the United Nations headquarters in Geneva, at the EMMA World Summit of Nobel Prize Peace Laureates in Warsaw and many others. Milda’s recent performances include a recital in the Laeiszhalle Recital Hall in Hamburg, at the Deal Music & Arts Festival, at the Petworth Festival, Biarritz Piano Festival and at the Palermo Classica Festival.

Milda won the Purcell School’s Concerto Competition which gave her the opportunity to perform Ravel’s Piano Concerto in G major at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London.  She also won First Prize in the international V. Krainev Piano Competition in Kharkov, Ukraine; the ‘Jury‘ Prize in the Pianale International Academy & Competition in Germany; and First Prize in the fourth International Piano Competition in Stockholm.

This concert takes place at St Bartholomew’s Church, Haslemere, GU27 1BP.

Access to the concert is free with a retiring collection for The Hunter Day Centre for Dementia in Haslemere. Doors open for coffee at 10:30.

Tickets for this concert are available to reserve via the Tickets page.

There is as yet no known cure for Alzheimer’s and the Hunter Centre in Haslemere provides day care for those with the disease and respite for their carers. Haslemere Concerts (HHH) is bringing these professional piano recitals to support The Centre and its clients whose worlds are closing in on them in a mist of lost memories.