8 o'Clock Concerts: FULL CONCERT - Sonya Pigot

Chopin: Barcarolle Op.60
Beethoven: Sonata Op.110 in A minor

We are so excited to present tonight's concert with the fabulous pianist, Sonya Pigot. Playing works by Chopin and Beethoven, this concert will display some profound wisdom and depth of human spirit.
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Thank you, we hope you enjoy it!

Sonya Pigot:
In London, Sonya has performed in venues such as the Wigmore Hall, Steinway Hall, the Royal Albert Hall (Elgar Room) and in concert halls throughout Europe and Australia. She now studies with Professor Norma Fisher and is a holder of the Nosward Charity Award scholarship while studying a Masters of Performance at the Royal College of Music.
As well as having performed for members of the Royal Family, Sonya has won many prizes in competitions across Australia and Europe; most notably the first prize in the Grand Prize Virtuoso International music competition, Gold Medal in the Berliner International Music competition, first prize in the Hephzibah Menuhin Memorial Award piano competition and first prize in the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra Rising Star competition.
Sonya has had concert engagements with orchestras since she was 15, most notably the Saint-Saens Piano Concerto No. 2 with conductor Richard Gill AO. Sonya has performed in numerous International music festivals and has worked with distinguished Professors including Boris Berman, John Perry, Jerome Lowenthal, Ewa Pablocka, Pavel Gililov, Grigory Gruzman, Ian Jones, Ashley Wass and Gordon Fergus-Thompson.
Alongside her piano performance, Sonya has recorded at the Abbey Road Studios as a violinist in the Royal College of Music Symphony Orchestra and has had concerto engagements with orchestras, recitals and competition success as a solo violinist.