"Jeunehomme" - Mozart: Piano Concertos Nos. 9 & 21 and other Piano Pieces

Stephen Hough is a British-born, Australian naturalised classical pianist, composer and writer, renowned for his versatility and profound musical insight. Named by The Economist as one of the twenty living polymaths, Hough is celebrated for his distinguished career as a concert pianist, with over 15 concerto performances at the BBC Proms. His repertoire spans a wide range of classical piano works, and he is particularly noted for his interpretations of Liszt and his own compositions, including a piano concerto and four piano sonatas. Beyond his pianistic prowess, Hough is also a respected composer of chamber and choral music, and a gifted writer, offering audiences a deeper understanding of his musical journey. His artistry extends to the visual realm as well, as he is also a painter. Hough's unique blend of talents and his commitment to musical excellence have earned him global acclaim and a prestigious MacArthur Fellowship, solidifying his status as one of the most important and distinctive artists of his generation.