Name: Paul Lewis, piano Union College
Start: 2025-11-09T15:00:00
Location: Union College

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Paul Lewis

Capital Region Classical

This esteemed British artist and Tanglewood favorite returns to our stage after his triumphant Schubert cycle. A specialist of the German canon, Lewis plays such masterworks framing a work written for him by Austrian composer Thomas Larcher.

Paul Lewis, piano Union College

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