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Pianist and composer Anne Lovett has been described as one of the greatest artists of her generation, with a crystalline and beautiful tonal clarity and huge sonic power (an unusual combination), plus absolute virtuosity and a rare musical intelligence, expressiveness and ability to communicate. Combining virtuosity and creativity in her own piano works, her music has been described as fresh and exciting akin to a rock or pop concert with the distinctive emotional depth of classical music and has earned her a steady international following. 2014 sees her signing a publishing deal with major publishing house, Faber Music in London. Like Erik Satie, Anne Lovett was born in Normandie, France. She began piano lessons at the age of three and few years later entered the CNR de Caen with Frederic Aguessy. She then went on to study at the Conservatoire Superieur de Paris with Pierre Reach (a pupil of the great Artur Rubinstein) and Alberto Neuman (a rare student of Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli). At the age of just eleven, she was invited to perform in concert at the Festival International d'Annecy, and a year later at the Festival International de Montdauphin. Despite her classical background, Anne developed a great interest in other musical genres. She studied jazz and improvised music with Samy Abenaim of the Bill Evans Piano Academy in Paris, and later free improvisation with Keith Tippett. Anne then moved to the UK to further her education at the Royal Academy of Music in London with Hamish Milne. She also studied composition with Ruth Byrchmore, chamber music with Michael Dussek, and jazz with Dominic Alldis. She then undertook a Masters in Composition at Kings College, London where she received tuition by Rob Keeley and George Benjamin. During her academic years, Anne took part in many masterclasses, including those run by Pierre-Laurent Aimard, Roger Muraro, Miriam Solovieff, Andrei Diev, John O'Connor and Rolf Hind. Since graduating, Anne has performed throughout Europe, in countries including Portugal, Norway, Italy, England, and France, as well as in Brazil. She has represented France and the UK in official engagements in both concerts and masterclasses. Her concerts have been broadcasted on BBC radio 3, BBC radio 4, Radio France-France Musique, Mezzo TV as well as France 3 and ZDF in Germany and ABC Classic FM radio in Australia. Her album The Eleventh Hour achieved several million plays on the streaming platforms. Anne is an official KAWAI artist.

Anne Lovett was born in Normandie, France. She began piano lessons at the age of three and few years later entered the CNR de Caen with Frederic Aguessy. She then went on to study at the Conservatoire Superieur de Paris with Pierre Reach (a pupil of the great Artur Rubinstein) and Alberto Neuman (a rare student of Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli). At the age of just eleven, she was invited to perform in concert at the Festival International d'Annecy, and a year later at the Festival International de Montdauphin. Anne then moved to the UK to further her education at the Royal Academy of Music in London with Hamish Milne. She also studied composition with Ruth Byrchmore, chamber music with Michael Dussek, and jazz with Dominic Alldis. She holds a Masters degree in Composition from King's College, London. During her academic years, Anne took part in many masterclasses, including those run by Pierre-Laurent Aimard, Roger Muraro, Miriam Solovieff, Andrei Diev, John O'Conor and Rolf Hind. Since graduating, Anne has performed throughout Europe, in countries including Portugal, Norway, Italy, England, and France, as well as in Brazil, performing as a soloist her own piano music as well as chamber music and contemporary works. She has represented France and the UK in official engagements in both concerts and masterclasses. Her concerts have been broadcasted on Radio France-France Musique, Mezzo TV as well as France 3 and ZDF in Germany. Despite her classical background, Anne developed a great interest in other musical genres. She studied jazz and improvised music with Samy Abenaim of the Bill Evans Piano Academy in Paris, and later free improvisation with Keith Tippett. This later led her to collaborate with artists from various avenues from dance to contemporary music as well as commissioned soundtrack work and a collaboration with pop producer James Sanger (Brit Award winner for Keane Hope and Fears, Dido, U2, etc). Anne is an official KAWAI artist.

Anne Lovett is a French pianist and composer residing in London. She studied at the Royal Academy of Music and King's College London. She released her first album, Beyond (and Below), in 2012 under the record label Discovery Records, which received critical acclaim in Gramophone Awards and is now being distributed worldwide. The record comprises the artist's own piano works, an unusual artistic gesture in the contemporary classical world where most virtuoso performers tend to perform other composers' music. She released an album with violinist Giovanni Guzzo in 2013 on the label Champs Hill Records. In October 2018, The Eleventh Hour was released on the label 1631 Recordings and published by Faber in London. She was joined on the album by the London Contemporary Orchestra as well as Oliver Coates on cello. The Guardian described the album as "a soulful elegy for a Britain which has lost its bearings." "Nocturne with Oliver Coates" was featured in a Burberry campaign and For Now on The Fix for ABC Studios in the U.S. In 2020, Lovett was commissioned to write Infinity, a new work for British vocal ensemble Voces8. It was released on Decca Classics in August 2021.

Anne Lovett is a talented pianist from the charming French city of Rouen who specializes in classical music with an emphasis on chamber music. Lovett has enthralled audiences all over the world with her superb musicianship and thorough mastery of the nuances of classical compositions. Her command of the cello and natural musicianship enable her to express a variety of emotions in her performances. Lovett expertly navigates the complex melodies and harmonies of chamber music, giving her interpretations a depth and compassion that set them apart. She demonstrates excellent competence as a collaborative musician by blending with other instruments in an ensemble without any noticeable blending issues. The breadth of Lovett's musical talent goes beyond technical mastery. Her performances exude a passion and intensity that captivates audiences and transports them to the enchanting world of classical chamber music. Her renditions captivate listeners with their distinctive warmth and depth brought about by her passionate tone and sophisticated wording. The classical music world has a shining star in Anne Lovett. Her commitment to her art and extraordinary talent have made her a great maestro in the field of chamber music. Lovett continues to inspire and enthrall audiences with her mesmerizing performances, making a lasting impression on the classical music world.

Anne Lovett is a French pianist and composer residing in London. She studied at the Royal Academy of Music and King's College London. She released her first album, Beyond (and Below), in 2012 under the record label Discovery Records, which received critical acclaim in Gramophone Awards and is now being distributed worldwide. The record comprises the artist's own piano works, an unusual artistic gesture in the contemporary classical world where most virtuoso performers tend to perform other composers' music. She released an album with violinist Giovanni Guzzo in 2013 on the label Champs Hill Records. In October 2018, The Eleventh Hour was released on the label 1631 Recordings and published by Faber in London. She was joined on the album by the London Contemporary Orchestra as well as Oliver Coates on cello. The Guardian described the album as "a soulful elegy for a Britain which has lost its bearings." "Nocturne with Oliver Coates" was featured in a Burberry campaign and For Now on The Fix for ABC Studios in the U.S. In 2020, Lovett was commissioned to write Infinity, a new work for British vocal ensemble Voces8. It was released on Decca Classics in August 2021.

Pianist and composer Anne Lovett has been described as one of the greatest artists of her generation, with a crystalline and beautiful tonal clarity and huge sonic power (an unusual combination), plus absolute virtuosity and a rare musical intelligence, expressiveness and ability to communicate. Combining virtuosity and creativity in her own piano works, her music has been described as fresh and exciting akin to a rock or pop concert with the distinctive emotional depth of classical music and has earned her a steady international following. 2014 sees her signing a publishing deal with major publishing house, Faber Music in London. Like Erik Satie, Anne Lovett was born in Normandie, France. She began piano lessons at the age of three and few years later entered the CNR de Caen with Frederic Aguessy. She then went on to study at the Conservatoire Superieur de Paris with Pierre Reach (a pupil of the great Artur Rubinstein) and Alberto Neuman (a rare student of Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli). At the age of just eleven, she was invited to perform in concert at the Festival International d'Annecy, and a year later at the Festival International de Montdauphin. Despite her classical background, Anne developed a great interest in other musical genres. She studied jazz and improvised music with Samy Abenaim of the Bill Evans Piano Academy in Paris, and later free improvisation with Keith Tippett. Anne then moved to the UK to further her education at the Royal Academy of Music in London with Hamish Milne. She also studied composition with Ruth Byrchmore, chamber music with Michael Dussek, and jazz with Dominic Alldis. She then undertook a Masters in Composition at Kings College, London where she received tuition by Rob Keeley and George Benjamin. During her academic years, Anne took part in many masterclasses, including those run by Pierre-Laurent Aimard, Roger Muraro, Miriam Solovieff, Andrei Diev, John O'Connor and Rolf Hind. Since graduating, Anne has performed throughout Europe, in countries including Portugal, Norway, Italy, England, and France, as well as in Brazil. She has represented France and the UK in official engagements in both concerts and masterclasses. Her concerts have been broadcasted on BBC radio 3, BBC radio 4, Radio France-France Musique, Mezzo TV as well as France 3 and ZDF in Germany and ABC Classic FM radio in Australia. Her album The Eleventh Hour achieved several million plays on the streaming platforms. Anne is an official KAWAI artist.

Combining virtuosity and creativity in her own piano works, Anne Lovett's music has been described as fresh and exciting, akin to a rock or pop concert with the distinctive emotional depth of classical music and has earned her a steady international following. Anne Lovett was born in Normandie, France. She began piano lessons at the age of three and few years later entered the CNR de Caen with Frederic Aguessy. She then went on to study at the Conservatoire Superieur de Paris with Pierre Reach (a pupil of the great Artur Rubinstein) and Alberto Neuman (a rare student of Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli). At the age of just eleven, she was invited to perform in concert at the Festival International d'Annecy, and a year later at the Festival International de Montdauphin. Anne then moved to the UK to further her education at the Royal Academy of Music in London with Hamish Milne. She also studied composition with Ruth Byrchmore, chamber music with Michael Dussek, and jazz with Dominic Alldis. She holds a Masters degree in Composition from King's College, London. During her academic years, Anne took part in many masterclasses, including those run by Pierre-Laurent Aimard, Roger Muraro, Miriam Solovieff, Andrei Diev, John O'Conor and Rolf Hind. Since graduating, Anne has performed throughout Europe, in countries including Portugal, Norway, Italy, England, and France, as well as in Brazil, performing as a soloist her own piano music as well as chamber music and contemporary works. She has represented France and the UK in official engagements in both concerts and masterclasses. Her concerts have been broadcasted on Radio France-France Musique, Mezzo TV as well as France 3 and ZDF in Germany. Despite her classical background, Anne developed a great interest in other musical genres. She studied jazz and improvised music with Samy Abenaim of the Bill Evans Piano Academy in Paris, and later free improvisation with Keith Tippett. This later led her to collaborate with artists from various avenues from dance to contemporary music as well as commissioned soundtrack work and a collaboration with pop producer James Sanger (Brit Award winner for Keane Hope and Fears, Dido, U2, etc). Anne is an official KAWAI artist.

Anne Lovett is a talented pianist from the charming French city of Rouen who specializes in classical music with an emphasis on chamber music. Lovett has enthralled audiences all over the world with her superb musicianship and thorough mastery of the nuances of classical compositions. Her command of the cello and natural musicianship enable her to express a variety of emotions in her performances. Lovett expertly navigates the complex melodies and harmonies of chamber music, giving her interpretations a depth and compassion that set them apart. She demonstrates excellent competence as a collaborative musician by blending with other instruments in an ensemble without any noticeable blending issues. The breadth of Lovett's musical talent goes beyond technical mastery. Her performances exude a passion and intensity that captivates audiences and transports them to the enchanting world of classical chamber music. Her renditions captivate listeners with their distinctive warmth and depth brought about by her passionate tone and sophisticated wording. The classical music world has a shining star in Anne Lovett. Her commitment to her art and extraordinary talent have made her a great maestro in the field of chamber music. Lovett continues to inspire and enthrall audiences with her mesmerizing performances, making a lasting impression on the classical music world.

Pianist and composer Anne Lovett has been described as one of the greatest artists of her generation, with a crystalline and beautiful tonal clarity and huge sonic power (an unusual combination), plus absolute virtuosity and a rare musical intelligence, expressiveness and ability to communicate. Combining virtuosity and creativity in her own piano works, her music has been described as fresh and exciting akin to a rock or pop concert with the distinctive emotional depth of classical music and has earned her a steady international following. 2014 sees her signing a publishing deal with major publishing house, Faber Music in London. Like Erik Satie, Anne Lovett was born in Normandie, France. She began piano lessons at the age of three and few years later entered the CNR de Caen with Frederic Aguessy. She then went on to study at the Conservatoire Superieur de Paris with Pierre Reach (a pupil of the great Artur Rubinstein) and Alberto Neuman (a rare student of Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli). At the age of just eleven, she was invited to perform in concert at the Festival International d'Annecy, and a year later at the Festival International de Montdauphin. Despite her classical background, Anne developed a great interest in other musical genres. She studied jazz and improvised music with Samy Abenaim of the Bill Evans Piano Academy in Paris, and later free improvisation with Keith Tippett. Anne then moved to the UK to further her education at the Royal Academy of Music in London with Hamish Milne. She also studied composition with Ruth Byrchmore, chamber music with Michael Dussek, and jazz with Dominic Alldis. She then undertook a Masters in Composition at Kings College, London where she received tuition by Rob Keeley and George Benjamin. During her academic years, Anne took part in many masterclasses, including those run by Pierre-Laurent Aimard, Roger Muraro, Miriam Solovieff, Andrei Diev, John O'Connor and Rolf Hind. Since graduating, Anne has performed throughout Europe, in countries including Portugal, Norway, Italy, England, and France, as well as in Brazil. She has represented France and the UK in official engagements in both concerts and masterclasses. Her concerts have been broadcasted on BBC radio 3, BBC radio 4, Radio France-France Musique, Mezzo TV as well as France 3 and ZDF in Germany and ABC Classic FM radio in Australia. Her album The Eleventh Hour achieved several million plays on the streaming platforms. Anne is an official KAWAI artist.

Anne Lovett is a French pianist and composer residing in London. She studied at the Royal Academy of Music and King's College London. She released her first album, Beyond (and Below), in 2012 under the record label Discovery Records, which received critical acclaim in Gramophone Awards and is now being distributed worldwide. The record comprises the artist's own piano works, an unusual artistic gesture in the contemporary classical world where most virtuoso performers tend to perform other composers' music. She released an album with violinist Giovanni Guzzo in 2013 on the label Champs Hill Records. In October 2018, The Eleventh Hour was released on the label 1631 Recordings and published by Faber in London. She was joined on the album by the London Contemporary Orchestra as well as Oliver Coates on cello. The Guardian described the album as "a soulful elegy for a Britain which has lost its bearings." "Nocturne with Oliver Coates" was featured in a Burberry campaign and For Now on The Fix for ABC Studios in the U.S. In 2020, Lovett was commissioned to write Infinity, a new work for British vocal ensemble Voces8. It was released on Decca Classics in August 2021.

Virtuoso pianist and composer Anne Lovett has released two solo albums of singular expressive power, including the recent 'The Eleventh Hour'. Combining virtuosity and creativity in her own piano works, Anne Lovett's music has been described as fresh and exciting, akin to a rock or pop concert with the distinctive emotional depth of classical music and has earned her a steady international following. Anne Lovett was born in Normandie, France. She began piano lessons at the age of three and few years later entered the CNR de Caen with Frederic Aguessy. She then went on to study at the Conservatoire Superieur de Paris with Pierre Reach (a pupil of the great Artur Rubinstein) and Alberto Neuman (a rare student of Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli). At the age of just eleven, she was invited to perform in concert at the Festival International d'Annecy, and a year later at the Festival International de Montdauphin. Anne then moved to the UK to further her education at the Royal Academy of Music in London with Hamish Milne. She also studied composition with Ruth Byrchmore, chamber music with Michael Dussek, and jazz with Dominic Alldis. She holds a Masters degree in Composition from King's College, London. During her academic years, Anne took part in many masterclasses, including those run by Pierre-Laurent Aimard, Roger Muraro, Miriam Solovieff, Andrei Diev, John O'Conor and Rolf Hind. Since graduating, Anne has performed throughout Europe, in countries including Portugal, Norway, Italy, England, and France, as well as in Brazil, performing as a soloist her own piano music as well as chamber music and contemporary works. She has represented France and the UK in official engagements in both concerts and masterclasses. Her concerts have been broadcasted on Radio France-France Musique, Mezzo TV as well as France 3 and ZDF in Germany. Despite her classical background, Anne developed a great interest in other musical genres. She studied jazz and improvised music with Samy Abenaim of the Bill Evans Piano Academy in Paris, and later free improvisation with Keith Tippett. This later led her to collaborate with artists from various avenues from dance to contemporary music as well as commissioned soundtrack work and a collaboration with pop producer James Sanger (Brit Award winner for Keane Hope and Fears, Dido, U2, etc). Anne is an official KAWAI artist.

Anne Lovett is a talented pianist from the charming French city of Rouen who specializes in classical music with an emphasis on chamber music. Lovett has enthralled audiences all over the world with her superb musicianship and thorough mastery of the nuances of classical compositions. Her command of the cello and natural musicianship enable her to express a variety of emotions in her performances. Lovett expertly navigates the complex melodies and harmonies of chamber music, giving her interpretations a depth and compassion that set them apart. She demonstrates excellent competence as a collaborative musician by blending with other instruments in an ensemble without any noticeable blending issues. The breadth of Lovett's musical talent goes beyond technical mastery. Her performances exude a passion and intensity that captivates audiences and transports them to the enchanting world of classical chamber music. Her renditions captivate listeners with their distinctive warmth and depth brought about by her passionate tone and sophisticated wording. The classical music world has a shining star in Anne Lovett. Her commitment to her art and extraordinary talent have made her a great maestro in the field of chamber music. Lovett continues to inspire and enthrall audiences with her mesmerizing performances, making a lasting impression on the classical music world.

Pianist and composer Anne Lovett has been described as one of the greatest artists of her generation, with a crystalline and beautiful tonal clarity and huge sonic power (an unusual combination), plus absolute virtuosity and a rare musical intelligence, expressiveness and ability to communicate. Combining virtuosity and creativity in her own piano works, her music has been described as fresh and exciting akin to a rock or pop concert with the distinctive emotional depth of classical music and has earned her a steady international following. 2014 sees her signing a publishing deal with major publishing house, Faber Music in London. Like Erik Satie, Anne Lovett was born in Normandie, France. She began piano lessons at the age of three and few years later entered the CNR de Caen with Frederic Aguessy. She then went on to study at the Conservatoire Superieur de Paris with Pierre Reach (a pupil of the great Artur Rubinstein) and Alberto Neuman (a rare student of Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli). At the age of just eleven, she was invited to perform in concert at the Festival International d'Annecy, and a year later at the Festival International de Montdauphin. Despite her classical background, Anne developed a great interest in other musical genres. She studied jazz and improvised music with Samy Abenaim of the Bill Evans Piano Academy in Paris, and later free improvisation with Keith Tippett. Anne then moved to the UK to further her education at the Royal Academy of Music in London with Hamish Milne. She also studied composition with Ruth Byrchmore, chamber music with Michael Dussek, and jazz with Dominic Alldis. She then undertook a Masters in Composition at Kings College, London where she received tuition by Rob Keeley and George Benjamin. During her academic years, Anne took part in many masterclasses, including those run by Pierre-Laurent Aimard, Roger Muraro, Miriam Solovieff, Andrei Diev, John O'Connor and Rolf Hind. Since graduating, Anne has performed throughout Europe, in countries including Portugal, Norway, Italy, England, and France, as well as in Brazil. She has represented France and the UK in official engagements in both concerts and masterclasses. Her concerts have been broadcasted on BBC radio 3, BBC radio 4, Radio France-France Musique, Mezzo TV as well as France 3 and ZDF in Germany and ABC Classic FM radio in Australia. Her album The Eleventh Hour achieved several million plays on the streaming platforms. Anne is an official KAWAI artist.

Virtuoso pianist and composer Anne Lovett has released two solo albums of singular expressive power, including the recent 'The Eleventh Hour'. Combining virtuosity and creativity in her own piano works, Anne Lovett's music has been described as fresh and exciting, akin to a rock or pop concert with the distinctive emotional depth of classical music and has earned her a steady international following. Anne Lovett was born in Normandie, France. She began piano lessons at the age of three and few years later entered the CNR de Caen with Frederic Aguessy. She then went on to study at the Conservatoire Superieur de Paris with Pierre Reach (a pupil of the great Artur Rubinstein) and Alberto Neuman (a rare student of Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli). At the age of just eleven, she was invited to perform in concert at the Festival International d'Annecy, and a year later at the Festival International de Montdauphin. Anne then moved to the UK to further her education at the Royal Academy of Music in London with Hamish Milne. She also studied composition with Ruth Byrchmore, chamber music with Michael Dussek, and jazz with Dominic Alldis. She holds a Masters degree in Composition from King's College, London. During her academic years, Anne took part in many masterclasses, including those run by Pierre-Laurent Aimard, Roger Muraro, Miriam Solovieff, Andrei Diev, John O'Conor and Rolf Hind. Since graduating, Anne has performed throughout Europe, in countries including Portugal, Norway, Italy, England, and France, as well as in Brazil, performing as a soloist her own piano music as well as chamber music and contemporary works. She has represented France and the UK in official engagements in both concerts and masterclasses. Her concerts have been broadcasted on Radio France-France Musique, Mezzo TV as well as France 3 and ZDF in Germany. Despite her classical background, Anne developed a great interest in other musical genres. She studied jazz and improvised music with Samy Abenaim of the Bill Evans Piano Academy in Paris, and later free improvisation with Keith Tippett. This later led her to collaborate with artists from various avenues from dance to contemporary music as well as commissioned soundtrack work and a collaboration with pop producer James Sanger (Brit Award winner for Keane Hope and Fears, Dido, U2, etc). Anne is an official KAWAI artist.

Anne Lovett is a talented pianist from the charming French city of Rouen who specializes in classical music with an emphasis on chamber music. She demonstrates mastery in navigating complex chamber music compositions, showing particular skill as a collaborative musician who blends seamlessly with other ensemble instruments. Her performances combine technical excellence with emotional depth, characterized by passionate interpretation and sophisticated musical expression. Lovett's artistry extends beyond technical proficiency—her renditions are noted for their warmth and ability to engage audiences emotionally, transporting listeners into the world of classical chamber music. Her commitment to her craft has established her as a significant figure in contemporary chamber music performance.

Virtuoso pianist and composer Anne Lovett has released two solo albums of singular expressive power, including the recent 'The Eleventh Hour'. Anne Lovett was born in Normandie, France. She began piano lessons at the age of three and few years later entered the CNR de Caen with Frederic Aguessy. She then went on to study at the Conservatoire Superieur de Paris with Pierre Reach (a pupil of the great Artur Rubinstein) and Alberto Neuman (a rare student of Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli). At the age of just eleven, she was invited to perform in concert at the Festival International d'Annecy, and a year later at the Festival International de Montdauphin. Anne then moved to the UK to further her education at the Royal Academy of Music in London with Hamish Milne. She also studied composition with Ruth Byrchmore, chamber music with Michael Dussek, and jazz with Dominic Alldis. She holds a Masters degree in Composition from King's College, London. During her academic years, Anne took part in many masterclasses, including those run by Pierre-Laurent Aimard, Roger Muraro, Miriam Solovieff, Andrei Diev, John O'Conor and Rolf Hind. Since graduating, Anne has performed throughout Europe, in countries including Portugal, Norway, Italy, England, and France, as well as in Brazil, performing as a soloist her own piano music as well as chamber music and contemporary works. She has represented France and the UK in official engagements in both concerts and masterclasses. Her concerts have been broadcasted on Radio France-France Musique, Mezzo TV as well as France 3 and ZDF in Germany. Despite her classical background, Anne developed a great interest in other musical genres. She studied jazz and improvised music with Samy Abenaim of the Bill Evans Piano Academy in Paris, and later free improvisation with Keith Tippett. This later led her to collaborate with artists from various avenues from dance to contemporary music as well as commissioned soundtrack work and a collaboration with pop producer James Sanger (Brit Award winner for Keane Hope and Fears, Dido, U2, etc). Anne is an official KAWAI artist.

Anne Lovett began to play the piano at the age of three. In 1996 she was admitted at the Conservatoire Superieur de Paris. She also studied jazz and improvisation with Samy Abenaim, director of the Bill Evans Piano Academy in Paris. In 1999 she was offered a place at the Royal Academy of Music in London with a scholarship to study piano with Hamish Milne.

Due to production difficulties with her original concert, Anne has decided to alter the programme for her event and will now play pieces by composers and singers who have an obvious or a surprising connection with Paris: Poulenc, Faure, Debussy, Satie, Michel Legrand, Bill Evans, Miles Davis, Nat King Cole and Nina Simone. Normandy-born Anne will also show us how their music has shaped her own flowing and inspiring compositions. A veritable taste of France.

French virtuoso pianist and composer born in Normandie. Trained at the Conservatoire Supérieur de Paris and Royal Academy of Music London. Official KAWAI artist, published by Faber Music. Performed across Europe and Brazil, broadcast on BBC Radio 3, Radio France-Musique, Mezzo TV, ABC Classic FM Australia. Album 'The Eleventh Hour' on 1631 Recordings achieved millions of streams.