Beethoven and the English Fortepiano
Royal Academy of Music, Piano Gallery, NW1 5HT , [Venue Details]In 1795, Haydn brought a groundbreaking acquisition from London to Vienna: a five-and-a-half-octave Longman and Broderip fortepiano. This instrument may have been one of the most influential piano sound references for Beethoven in the years to come.
Elena Vorotko explores his ‘Pathétique’ Sonata on a similar instrument from the Academy’s Collections: the 1805 Broadwood fortepiano.
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Performer name: Elena Vorotko
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Beethoven and the English Fortepiano
Thursday, 2 Jul 2026 @3.00pm
Royal Academy of Music, Piano Gallery, NW1 5HTMore Information
In 1795, Haydn brought a groundbreaking acquisition from London to Vienna: a five-and-a-half-octave Longman and Broderip fortepiano. This instrument may have been one of the most influential piano sound references for Beethoven in the years to come.
Elena Vorotko explores his ‘Pathétique’ Sonata on a similar instrument from the Academy’s Collections: the 1805 Broadwood fortepiano.
FREE ADMISSION
Special: Booking required
Performer name: Elena Vorotko
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