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Debussy by Candlelight

Classical and candlelight concerts· Edinburgh

Debussy by Candlelight

£16.50a ticket

+ £1.25–£4 order fee

Booking fee included, at See Tickets; up to £48.15 for the best seats.

When
Friday, 19 March 2027, 6.15pm
Where
St Giles Cathedral
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From See Tickets's listing

Experience an enchanting piano recital bathed in the gentle glow of candlelight, set within the awe-inspiring beauty of St Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh. This unique event offers a rare opportunity to enjoy iconic piano works in a setting that enhances their emotional depth and timeless elegance. The evening features acclaimed British pianist Yuki Negishi, whose virtuosic artistry make him the ideal interpreter for a programme devoted to the atmospheric beauty of Claude Debussy. From the dreamlike reverie of the Arabesques to the evocative power of La cathédrale engloutie, this recital promises an unforgettable journey through some of the most poetic works in the piano repertoire. PerformerYuki Negishi (piano)ProgrammeDebussy - Children's Corner Debussy - Prelude Book 1 No.8 La fille aux cheveux de linDebussy - EstampesDebussy - Prelude Book 1 No.10 La Cathedrale engloutie Debussy - Clair de luneDebussy - L'isle joyeuseThe rare poetry and passion of the playing of Steinway Artist Yuki Negishi captivates audiences around the world. From Europe to concerts and recitals in Japan, China, Bangladesh and the USA, and over 800 performances in the UK, Yuki's virtuosity illuminates the traditional classical repertoire and introduces listeners to the delights of little-known composers and contemporary compositions.…

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