My first concert upon arriving in Paris (36 hours after arrival) will be at the prestigious Salle Cortot. Built in 1929, Salle Cortot is an art-deco masterpiece and an acoustical gem. “It sounds like a Stradivarius,” wrote Alfred Cortot. Designed by Auguste Perret, the architect of the Théâtre des Champs Elysées, Salle Cortot has beautiful paneling and a circular stage, on which countless renowned artists have played. It is one of the most appreciated music theaters in Paris. Have a look below...there is also an advertisement for the upcoming concert.

The concert will be a fundraiser for Solidarités Enfants SIDA (http://www.solensi.asso.fr/) , which is an assoication that helps families with children affected by AIDS. It will feature some friends from the Paris competition, along with the competition’s famous founder, Monsieur Gerard Bekerman.

Tune in frequently to my website for updated blogs along the way! There are some pretty cool venues lined up for this European tour.

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His Liszt had all the bravura and beauty you could hope for, and his Dutilleux was pure rock and roll.

Erica Worth, Chief Editor of Pianist Magazine

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