PIANIST BRENDON IRELAND
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Wednesday 19 August 20266:00pm Doors/Bar
7:00pm Concert (approx. 160mins, incl interval) Tickets: Early Bird £18.50 (purchase by 1 July) Adults £22.50 (tickets include 1x pre-concert drink and 1x concert piano key memorabilia) |
Brendon Ireland celebrates his first piano concert with the launch of his upcoming album “88wrongnotes”. A show celebrating stories and the journey.
Pianists Sean Phillips and Joanna Mason also join in with the journey with their own unique stories paired in with piano performances.
Pianists Sean Phillips and Joanna Mason also join in with the journey with their own unique stories paired in with piano performances.
Programme
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SEAN PHILLIPS
Johann Sebastian Bach Flute Sonata in E Flat Major, BWV 1031: II. Siciliano Joe Hisaishi My Neighbor Totoro - Path of The Wind Nobuo Uematsu Via Purifico BRENDON IRELAND Brendon Ireland Revive Havens Sunset Havens Sunrise Hibernation Merthyr Hoggin Hans Zimmer Remember Brendon Ireland Empty love - Interval break - |
BRENDON IRELAND
Brendon Ireland Betws y Coed Widowers waltz Tremolos Emergence JOANNA MASON Felix Mendelssohn Lied Ohne Worte Op.19 No.4 Claude Debussy Cake-Walk Joanna Mason I Might Have MS But It Doesn’t Have Me BRENDON IRELAND Brendon Ireland Hurricane Franz Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No.2 |
Brendon IrelandA classically trained pianist with a love of the historic great composers from history to the modern day. Taught under ABRSM graded route, Brendon learnt to play the piano in the most traditional ways. What followed is a transformation from classical player, to emotive composer and performer with a hyperfixation on developing deep compositions that provide colour, storytelling and emotion throughout.
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Sean PhillipsActive in music since 2008, Sean Phillips began as a Portsmouth-based singer-songwriter, performing across festivals, live venues, and radio.
After moving to Scotland in 2017, their sound evolved, leading to a transition into film and TV composition in 2020. |
Joanna MasonFollowing her diagnoses of Multiple Sclerosis and Functional Neurological Disorder Joanna’s world was turned upside down. A Music and Drama Teacher lost the ability to play the piano, had to leave the job she loved and has spent the last five years rebuilding her life and relearning how to perform. Joanna is now a Creative Practitioner embracing social media and the world of live performance alongside the daily management of her disabilities.
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