Alexander Peskanov and Coady Green: Virtuoso works for two pianos

Alexander Peskanov and Coady Green: Virtuoso works for two pianos

Two international virtuoso pianists unite across centuries. Alexander Peskanov makes a return to Australia from New York to perform with Coady Green, presenting dazzling works by Anton Rubinstein, alongside thrilling world premieres by Peskanov, including a dynamic new suite and showpieces for up to four pianists. A high-voltage celebration of Romantic fire and contemporary flair.

This concert features Alexander Peskanov and Coady Green, with special guest pianists Stefania Robu, Ricardo Roche Idini and Charlotte Roberts.

Image credits: Cameron Grant, Lu-Ann Peskanov

PARKING

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ACCESSIBILITY

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