Pianist William Bracken plays a lunchtime recital built around three works that each sat lost for years before being rediscovered: a Bach aria found in a municipal archive, a piece by Fanny Hensel (née Mendelssohn) long wrongly credited to her brother, and a neglected masterpiece by Liszt.
Bracken is known for a deep, improvisational feel for music and a repertoire that spans classical masterworks, contemporary pieces, jazz and improvised music. The concert is produced by the charity Promote Our Pianists with Kettner Concerts, and is free to attend, with donations invited towards costs.
