| Set List | '9 Transcendental Etudes', F Liszt:
Étude No.1 (Preludio) C Major,
Étude No.2 (untitled Molto vivace) A Minor,
Étude No.3 (Paysage) F Major,
Étude No.4 (Mazeppa) D Minor,
Étude No.5 (Feux Follets) B-Flat Major,
Étude No.8 (Wilde Jagd) C Minor,
Étude No.10 (untitled Allegro agitato molto) F Minor,
Étude No.11 (Harmonies du Soir) D-Flat Major,
Étude No.12 (Chasse-Neige) B-flat Minor |
| Performance Notes | Classical Coffee Mornings are a chance to listen to outstanding talent from the Royal College of Music at Sunday morning classical recitals in the Hall's Elgar Room. Tickets include a hot drink and a pastry.
Pianist Dinara Klinton was born in the Ukraine and is currently studying for a Master of Performance at the Royal College of Music, with an ABRSM Scholarship. She studied for her Diploma with honours at the Moscow State conservatory with Eliso Virsaladze, having been at the Central Music School of Conservatory, where she was taught by Valery Pyasetsky.
Dinara has given solo recitals across the world including Italy, France, Germany, Switzerland, Russia, Japan, Malaysia and the USA. She has also worked with orchestras, such as Musica Viva with Alexander Rudin, Orchestra del Roma e del Lazio with Moshe Atzmon, and The Moscow Virtuosi with Vladimir Spivakov Dinara made her debut recording at the age of sixteen, with Delos Records, and the album Music of Chopin and Liszt. |