AN internationally renowned concert pianist is performing over two nights in North Yorkshire this month.
Artur Haftman will give a solo recital at the Wesley Centre in Oxford Street, Harrogate on Friday, November 24.
On the following evening he will perform Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No.4 with the Harrogate Symphony Orchestra at the Royal Hall in Ripon Road in the town.
The Polish musician is critically acclaimed for a deep understanding and interpretation of the work of his countryman - composer and virtuoso Frédéric Chopin.
Artur started out at the age of eight with a debut with the Koszalin Philharmonic Orchestra and bolstered his reputation via success in 25 international competitions.
The list of achievements includes first prizes in international music festivals in Poland, Russia, Estonia and Spain.
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Artur studied at the Royal College of Music in London, under the tutelage of Professor Dmitri Alexeev, a former winner of the Leeds Piano Competition.
During this time Artur received multiple scholarships, including the Carnwath Piano Scholarship in 2019, which is only granted to a single pianist within the UK at any one time.
Currently based in London, his solo recitals have been heard in France, Lithuania, Italy, the USA, Slovakia and Germany.
Audience members have included royalty both home and abroad.
To purchase tickets for the solo recital on November 24, please email simaclassics@gmail.com.
To purchase tickets for the Royal Hall performance on November 25, please click here.
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