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Simon Callaghan’s next CD for Hyperion will go on general release on 29th June. The recording, of concertos by Bernhard Scholz and Josef Rheinberger with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra and conductor Ben Gernon, will be released as Volume 76 of Hyperion’s Romantic Piano Concerto Series.
The disc comprises:
Steinway Artist, Simon Callaghan, heads north next month to give a lunchtime recital and master class in the stunning acoustics and architecture of the Stoller Hall, Chetham’s School of Music, Manchester – the UK’s award-winning new concert venue – as part of its first full season.
Simon is delighted to join Bristol Symphony orchestra, conducted by William Goodchild, in Chopin Piano Concerto No. 1, op.11, E minor in the peaceful surrounds of St Mary Redcliffe Church on Saturday 22 April at 7.30pm. The concert is in support of Age UK Bristol.
Later this month Callaghan performs Tchaikovsky’s colourful and explosive Piano Concerto No.1 in B flat minor with the London Phoenix Orchestra, in their Spring Concert at St John’s Smith Square on the evening of Thursday 23 March.
Tickets and more about the concert
Steinway Artist Simon Callaghan performs internationally as a soloist and chamber musician. He has performed at all of the UK’s major concert halls including Wigmore Hall, Royal Festival Hall, Birmingham Symphony Hall, Liverpool Philharmonic Hall and St David’s Hall Cardiff. A regular performer at St John’s Smith Square, Simon is really looking forward to performing Tchaikovsky’s colourful and explosive Piano Concerto No. 1 with the London Phoenix Orchestra.
Wed 1st March at 7.30pm, St John’s Smith Square, Tickets and more about the concert
This March Simon Callaghan joins old friends Roger Coull, Philip Gallaway (violins), Jonathan Barritt (viola) and Nicholas Roberts (cello) of the distinguished Coull Quartet in Brahms’ mighty Piano Quintet in F minor. The concert - on Thurs 2nd March at 7.15pm - is at the University of Warwick, where the ensemble is Quartet-in-Residence. Simon plays the Brahms Quintet three times this season: this collaboration with the Coull Quartet and in two performances with the Carducci Quartet.
