This month at our London SHOWROOM

Coach House Pianos is hosting a series of exciting events at its London showroom 

Wednesday 15th March, 19h00 

Can Arisoy, concert 

Coach House Pianos welcomes Turkish pianist Can Arisoy for an exceptional concert in support of Mozail, Kahramanmaras Earthquake Emergency Relief Fund.

Programme:

 -Ich will meine Seele tauchen

-Und wüßten's die Blumen, die kleinen

-Am leuchtenden Sommermorgen

-Hör' ich das Liedchen klingen 

Brahms Ballades Op. 10 Nos. 1&3
Liszt Mephisto Waltz No. 1

Doors open at 7pm

Pre-concert complimentary drinks

Concert starts at 7:30 pm 

Please note that tickets are complimentary. We encourage for donations to be made directly to the  Kahramanmaras Earthquake Emergency Relief Fund:

ABOUT THE ARTIST:

Critically acclaimed pianist Can Arisoy was born in 2000 in Turkey. Can is the 2nd prize winner of the 2016 Beethoven Junior Intercollegiate Piano Competition in London and 2016 Nilüfer International Piano Competition. He was awarded The Young Talent Prize at the Ibiza International Piano Competition and was a finalist at the 2020 International Yamaha Music Foundation of Europe Scholarships. Can started his piano studies at the age of 5. In 2006, he was accepted to The Bilkent University’s junior music department with a full scholarship to study with Prof. Deren Eryilmaz. He gave his first concert at the age of 7 and his first orchestral concert as a soloist at the age of 11 with Bilkent Youth Symphony Orchestra. At the age of 14, he was invited to the Turkish National Radio 3 Ankara for a recital and interview. At the same age, Can gained a place at The Yehudi Menuhin School with a full scholarship to study with Prof. Marcel Baudet. Full biography available on the artist's website. Can is generously supported by Zetland Foundation, Talent Unlimited and Keyboard Trust

Discovering the World of Grand Pianos 

March 11th / May 27th / September 29th 

‘Discovering the World of Grand Pianos’ takes you through the fascinating history and development of the piano and how it has become the magnificent musical instrument that it is today.
The event also gives some insights into the history and technical differences of some of the finest handcrafted piano makers in the world today. The event will help you discern why you may fall in love with a specific piano, even if compared with an identical make and model instrument.

Hosted by concert pianist and piano historian Gary Branch, the event includes short piano pieces.

While you do not need to be a pianist to attend the event, you will have the opportunity to try and test pianos yourself if you wish to. 

Please note that the event can be hosted for private groups