Join us at the National Gallery!
- Oct 4, 2025
- 1 min read
Step back in time with Jessica Duchen & I on Friday 10th October, 1pm at the National Gallery for a concert that celebrates one of music’s greatest heroines: 𝑫𝒂𝒎𝒆 𝑴𝒚𝒓𝒂 𝑯𝒆𝒔𝒔.
In this very building, during the darkest days of WWII, Dame Myra Hess filled the Gallery with her legendary daily wartime concerts - proof that music could bring light, courage and community when it was most needed ✨
I’ll be at the piano and the wonderful Jessica Duchen, author of ‘Myra Hess - National Treasure’, will be narrating the concert. Myra’s story is inspiring and Jessica’s book captures her brilliance beautifully (a must-read if you haven’t yet 📖).
Endless thanks to Margherita Di Ceglie & the Gallery team for welcoming us into this historic space and making this special celebration possible. Another huge thank you to Kawai Pianos UK for providing the stunning SK-EX 🎹
Come for the music, stay for the history, leave with your heart a little fuller ❤️ Can’t wait to see you there! 🎶
What a beautiful way to honor Dame Myra Hess—her wartime concerts are such a powerful reminder of music’s resilience, and I can’t think of a better setting than the very halls she filled. I’ve been reading more about her story over at https://magicbrief.pro
The story of Myra Hess turning the Gallery into a sanctuary of sound during the Blitz is exactly the kind of courage we need to remember—what a fitting tribute to have Jessica there to tell it. I've been reading more about her wartime programming and https://flux3.site
What a beautiful way to honor Dame Myra Hess—her wartime concerts in that very room are such a powerful reminder of music’s resilience. I’d love to hear how Jessica’s book captures that spirit, and I’ve been reading more about it over at https://ai-video-enhancer.com
What a beautiful way to honor Dame Myra Hess—those wartime concerts in this very room are such a powerful reminder of music’s resilience. I’ve been thinking about her legacy all week, and this pairing with Jessica sounds unmissable. Check out https://meshiai.pro
What a beautiful way to honor Dame Myra Hess’s legacy in the very space where she lifted spirits during the Blitz—her story is a testament to music’s quiet power. I’ve been reading more about her wartime programming, and it’s fascinating how she balanced popular favorites with serious repertoire to keep morale high. Check out the full event details https://revid-ai.com