James Tandy Piano Recital - Illuminations of Mysticism & Poetry

Join us for a wonderful evening of music with Blue Mountains pianist, James Tandy, exploring the compositions of Amanda Handel, Frédéric Chopin & Alexander Scriabin. 

Illuminations of Mysticism & Poetry will be presented from 6-8pm on Saturday 30 November at Good Earth Bookshop in Wentworth Falls. Bookings are essential as our space is limited. 

At James' request this event is to be a fundraiser for Children's Ground - an organisation that Good Earth Bookshop has supported for almost 3 years. Good Earth would like to partner James in his generosity. 

After we have covered the costs of tuning the piano and providing refreshments, all proceeds from ticket sales will be sent to Children's Ground to support their work with Indigenous children and their communities. You can read more about Children's Ground here: https://childrensground.org.au...

If you would like to give more than the cost of your ticket to this cause, we will also be collecting donations on the night. 

Meet James Tandy:

Australian pianist James Tandy grew up in the United States and began piano lessons at the age of five. He has been an active soloist and chamber musician giving numerous performances in the United States, South America, Eastern and Western Europe, and Russia including his solo debut in Carnegie Hall in March of 2008.

James has been the winner of various piano competitions and scholarship awards including the 2007 New York Artist International Awards and the Presidents Scholarship from the Manhattan School of Music in New York. James Tandy received his Master Degree in Piano Performance from the Manhattan School of Music, and his Bachelor of Music Degree in Piano Performance from Kent State University. After receiving his Master's Degree, James spent three years pursuing post graduate studies in performance and the Russian language at the St. Petersburg Rimsky-Korsakov State Conservatory in Russia. James currently has the pleasure of working with and being coached by Amanda Handel at her Katoomba studio.