Schubert by Candlelight

🎵 This experience is brought to you by CityMusic Promotions. This concert is not affiliated with the Fever Original Candlelight series.

Tickets for Schubert by Candlelight in London
🎫 Band A ticket for 1
🎫 Band B ticket for 1

You will automatically be assigned the best possible seating within each band.

Highlights
🎼 Stunning piano programme of Franz Schubert
🎻 Exceptional performave by renowned concert pianist Warren Mailley-Smith
⭐ The perfect option for first-time classical concert-goers
⛪ The beautiful candlelit setting of St Mary le Strand in the heart of London

General Info
📅 Date: Thursday 26th Septemeber
🕒 Time: 8 p.m - 9 p.m.
📍 Location: St Mary le Strand, London
👤Age requirement: CityMusic Promotions events are not suitable for children under the age of 5 years old (babies will not be admitted)

Concert Details

Performer
Warren Mailley-Smith (piano)

Programme
Schubert - The Wanderer Fantasy
Schubert - Four Impromptus Op.90

Description

Enjoy an exceptional performance of some of Franz Schubert's greatest piano works by leading concert pianist, Warren Mailley-Smith. Set in the beautiful candlelit location of St Mary Le Strand, London, it will be a hugely appealing programme designed to help you celebrate the weekend in style! There's a good choice of bars and restaurants nearby to complete your night. 

Warren Mailley-Smith has developed a large following across the UK, with audiences warming to his outstanding pianism, effortless technique and charismatic charm. He made waves in the music world in 2015 through his extraordinary achievement of performing the complete solo works of Chopin. His career has taken him all over the world, with solo performances in Australia, Europe, China and the USA. He has given acclaimed solo recitals at The Wigmore Hall, Carnegie Hall and has performed for the British Royal Family on numerous occasions. One of the busiest concert pianists of his generation and gave over 100 solo performances in 2022. He has 30 piano concertos in his repertoire, having made his concerto debut with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.