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Bruce Liu Plays Chopin With Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra Next Month

The performance is on 16 February.

Bruce Liu Plays Chopin With Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra Next Month

International award-winners Bruce Liu and Wilson Ng join forces with Hong Kong's own world-class Philharmonic, and let their spirits soar - in Chopin's radiant Second Piano Concerto and Elgar's epic First Symphony.

The performance is on 16 February.

For latest details, please visit the official website of Hong Kong Arts Festival.

Programme:

ELGAR | Symphony no. 1

CHOPIN | Piano Concerto no. 2



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