For friends on MEETUP, this concert is FREE but we encourage you to please bring a donation to support the musician and arts education.

Please come and join us for an evening of sublime music as we host our music program for all the music and art lovers in our group!

Come and hear the silver medallist from the 2010 International Chopin Competition and silver medallist from the 2015 Tchaikovsky Competition, Lukas Geniušas. He has a huge career in Europe and Asia. This is a great opportunity for you to come out and meet other like minded people who enjoy art and music! He will joined by talented violinist Aylen Pritchin.

You can also buy refreshments, beverages and light food at the concert.

The music starts at 7:00 PM sharp. Please come on time so as to not interrupt the concert.

If you wish to support us financially by purchasing a ticket online, please go ahead here:

Russian-Lithuanian pianist Lukas Geniušas has firmly established himself as one of the most exciting and distinctive artists of his generation.

Aylen Pritchin is one of the most interesting and versatile Russian violinists of his generation. As Bruno Monsaingeon said the young artist is “obviously gifted with something special to say and with an outstanding musical culture”.

We are thrilled to present wonderful pianist Lukas Geniusas (silver medallist in the 2010 Chopin Competition and 2015 Tchaikovsky Competition) and extraordinary violinist, Aylen Pritchin in a program of French music from the early 1900s. Imagine a Paris in the inter-war period. Hahn, Debussy, and Ravel responded very differently to this environment when composing for violin and piano. Join us for fine interpretations of these masterworks.

Reynaldo Hahn,[masked] - Violin sonata (composed in 1927)

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Claude Debussy,[masked] - Violin sonata (composed in 1917)

Maurice Ravel,[masked] - Violin sonata no. 2 (composed between[masked]