In a change of plan, the Chopin Society’s Annual General Meeting will not now take place on 27th September as announced in the Newsletter, but has been put back until 25th October at 3.00pm, Westminster Cathedral Hall. Only paid-up Members of the Society may attend.
The Society is now on its summer break, but recitals resume on 27 September with JAMES MARTIN BARLETT at Westminster Cathedral Hall.
Details to follow.
About the Chopin Society UK
The Chopin Society in London is devoted to celebrating the life and works of Fryderyk Chopin. It holds regular Sunday afternoon recitals in a number of impressive venues in central London.
Recitals are open to the general public as well as members, but there are advantages for those who join the Society. Recitals generally start at 4.30pm, doors opening at 3.45pm.
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Our History
Lucie Swiatek, a piano teacher with a passion for Chopin, founded the Chopin Society UK in 1971. Her aims were to hold regular recitals in interesting venues, each concert containing some of Chopin’s music; to encourage young pianists; to present talks by Chopin specialists; to take an interest in Chopin’s heritage in Britain.
