Recitals
2026 Staff Recitals will feature solo works as well as collaborative works; recitals by Karl Lutchmayer, Christine Stevenson, Martin Cousin and Jill Morton will include solo music by composers including Czerny, Beethoven, Schubert, Liszt, Brahms, Rubinstein and Godowsky, while Schubert’s song-cycle Schwanengesang will be performed by baritone Brian White with Graham Fitch,
Recitals take place in the Chung Auditorium at Stowe School, and are open to the public. Tickets may be purchased on the door – cash only, please – £10 for adults and children/students free.
We’re delighted to announce the staff recitals at the Summer School for Pianists 2026. All recitals take place in the Chung Auditorium in the Music School at Stowe School. £10 cash on the door for adults; children free.
Karl Lutchmayer, Piano – Sunday 9th August 7.45pm
Godowsky – Alt Wien
Beethoven – Sonata in B flat major Op 22
Reena Esmail – Crystal Prelude XII
Liszt – Liebestraume No 3
Liszt – Three Paganini Etudes
Christine Stevenson, Piano – Monday 10th August 7.45pm
Années de Pèlerinage: II – Italie – Franz Liszt
Sposalizio
Il Penseroso
Canzonetta del Salvator Rosa
Sonetto 47 del Petrarca
Sonetto 104 del Petrarca
Sonetto 123 del Petrarca
Après une Lecture du Dante (Fantasia quasi Sonata)
Jill Morton, Piano – Tuesday 11 August, 7.45pm
Czerny Variations on a theme by Rode, Opus 33 “La Ricordanza”
Chopin Ballade No 3 in A flat op. 47
Selection from 50 Variations on a Waltz, composed by Vienna’s Most Excellent Composers and Virtuosos
Theme Diabelli
10. Gänsbacher
16. Hummel
18. Kalkbrenner
21. Kreutzer
25. Mayseder
26. Moscheles
33. Rieger
38. Schubert
43. Tomášek
50. Voříšek
Coda Czerny
Beethoven Sonata in E Flat Op 31 No 3
I Allegro
II Scherzo
III Minuetto
IV Presto con fuoco
Graham Fitch, Piano, and Brian White, Baritone – Wednesday 12 August, 11am
Schwanengesang, Schubert
Martin Cousin, Piano – Wednesday 12 March, 7.45pm
Rubinstein -Trois Morceaux Op 71
Brahms – Sonata no 3 in F Minor Op 5
Our Tutors
Jill Morton
Graham Fitch
Christine Stevenson
Martin Cousin
Karl Lutchmayer
