International Piano in the Elms Festival
World Heart Beat Embassy Gardens, SW11 7BD , [Venue Details]Cyrill Ibrahim: A Journey of Chopin’s Heart
An immersive and atmospheric concert that invites audiences to experience the beating heart behind the genius.
Chopin’s Heart is an intimate solo piano experience exploring the inner world of Frédéric Chopin — his exile, his loves, and the extraordinary journey of the physical heart he left behind. The programme centres on the Heroic Polonaise, a powerful expression of Chopin’s longing for Poland, and the monumental Third Sonata, one of his most personal and emotionally revealing works. These are interwoven with pieces by other composers that reflect themes of memory, identity, and belonging, creating a musical narrative that follows Chopin’s path across countries and across the fault lines of his own life.
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Admission
Min: £5.00
Max: £25.00
Concessions: Children - £5.00
Doors open: 6:30 pm
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International Piano in the Elms Festival
Friday, 20 Mar 2026 @7.30pm
World Heart Beat Embassy Gardens, SW11 7BDMore Information
Cyrill Ibrahim: A Journey of Chopin’s Heart
An immersive and atmospheric concert that invites audiences to experience the beating heart behind the genius.
Chopin’s Heart is an intimate solo piano experience exploring the inner world of Frédéric Chopin — his exile, his loves, and the extraordinary journey of the physical heart he left behind. The programme centres on the Heroic Polonaise, a powerful expression of Chopin’s longing for Poland, and the monumental Third Sonata, one of his most personal and emotionally revealing works. These are interwoven with pieces by other composers that reflect themes of memory, identity, and belonging, creating a musical narrative that follows Chopin’s path across countries and across the fault lines of his own life.
Admission
Min: £5.00
Max: £25.00
Concessions: Children - £5.00
Doors open: 6:30 pm
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