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Yukine Kuroki performs a stunning programme at her début recital in Carnegie Hall’s Weill Hall
“The full house at Weill Recital Hall must have been as astonished as I was. For Yukine Kuroki is a special young pianist, with even more mountains and worlds to climb and conquer.”
On Tuesday 29th October, our 2022 winner, Yukine Kuroki, gave her New York début recital in Carnegie Hall’s Weill Hall – making it a very important night for Dublin, Yukine and the DIPC. Yukine played to an almost capacity audience at this most prestigious venue, performing a stunning programme ranging from Rachmaninov and Kapustin to transcriptions by Liszt of works by Schumann and Saint-Saëns. She received a rapturous reception from the audience.
Perhaps the best way to relive this magical evening is to peruse the two rave reviews that Yukine received on the following day:
Click here to read ConcertoNet review
Click here to read New York Classical Review
We hope you enjoy the following selection of pictures from this wonderful occasion and the reception afterwards.
Banner image: Yukine’s performance at Weill Hall. Photo by Jennifer Taylor.
Carolanne Cunningham, DIPC Friend, with Philippa Cottle, DIPC Board. Photo by Mariana Arboleda.
Finghin Collins, DIPC Artistic Director, with Saeyoon Chon, DIPC 2018 Winner, and Fergal Mythen, Irish Ambassador to the United Nations. Photo by Mariana Arboleda.
Adrienne Carolan, DIPC Executive Director with Finghin Collins and Yukine Kuroki. Photo by Mariana Arboleda.
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