
Kettner Concerts
Promoting classical music in the very heart of the capital
Kettner Concerts continue into 2025 with a line-up of fantastic artists and innovative programmes at the National Liberal Club, our exclusive central London venue. Now in our 50th year, we build on the Kettner Society’s impressive legacy, as top class performers explore the rich web of cultural, artistic, and historical connection that music has to offer in a friendly and social atmosphere.
Upcoming at the National Liberal Club
Thursday, 15 May, 7.00 PM - The Romantic Spirit: A Piano Recital with Emilio Aversano
Italian virtuoso Emilio Aversano presents "The Romantic Spirit" at London's National Liberal Club on May 15th—music by Beethoven, Schubert, Liszt, Chopin, Mendelssohn
Tuesday, 24 June, 7.00 PM - Beethoven: The Revolution Begins
Cristian Sandrin performs Beethoven's Op. 2 Sonatas—his ambitious debut rivalling Mozart & Haydn.
Wednesday, 2 July, 7.00 PM - To Love, To Lose, To Love Again
The young baritone Anthon Kirchhoff and pianist Daniel Peter Silcock present a compelling programme of songs on their UK tour
Monday, 8 Sept, 7.00 PM - Shostakovich: The Leningrad Symphony for Four Hands
Acclaimed American pianist Jed Distler joins forces with our co-artistic director and present a unique arrangement for piano duet of Shostakovich’s much beloved symphonic work.
“A sublime evening - we had not expected to be so moved... We shall return again and again”
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The Romantic Spirit
15 May, 7.00 PM , National Liberal Club
Italian virtuoso pianist Emilio Aversano presents works by Schubert, Mendelssohn, Beethoven, Chopin and Liszt/Wagner.
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To Love, To Lose, To Love Again
The young baritone Anthon Kirchhoff and pianist Daniel Peter Silcock present a compelling programme of songs on their UK tou
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Beethoven: The Revolution Begins
June 24, 7 PM, National Liberal Club
Cristian Sandrin performs Beethoven's Op. 2 Sonatas—his ambitious debut rivalling Mozart & Haydn.
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Schostakovich: The Leningrad Symphony for Four Hands
Monday, 8th September, 7.00 PM, National Liberal Club
We are remembering the start of the Siege of Leningrad by presenting a unique performance of the Leningrad Symphony arranged for a four-hand piano duet, with pianists Jed Distler and Cristian Sandrin