Margaret Fingerhut - Thursday 9th April 2026, 7:30pm
Piano
Described
by
Gramophone
as
a
pianist
of
“consummate
skill
and
thrilling
conviction”,
Margaret
Fingerhut’s
distinguished
career
has
taken
her
all
over
the
world.
She
is
particularly
known
for
her
innovative
recital
programmes
in
which
she
explores
the
highways
and
byways
of
the
piano
repertoire.
As
a
concerto
soloist
she
has
appeared
with
all
the
major
orchestras
in
the
UK,
collaborating
with
many
eminent
conductors
in
major
venues
such
as
the
Royal
Festival
Hall,
Royal
Albert
Hall
and
the
Barbican.
She
is
often
heard
on
BBC
Radio
3
and
Classic
FM
and
many
radio
stations
worldwide.
Her
numerous
recordings
have
won
many
accolades
and
reflect her long-standing fascination with exploring lesser-known repertoire. I
n
2022
Margaret
collaborated
with
a
young
Ukrainian
filmmaker
to
make
a
powerful
video
in
support
of
Ukraine,
set
to
her
performance
of
Les
Rochers
d’Outche-Coche’
by
the
Ukrainian
composer
Sergei
Bortkiewicz.
Margaret
was
awarded
an
MBE
in
2024
in
recognition
of
her
services to music and charitable fundraising.
Tickets may be purchased on the door at concerts
Reservations
–
up
to
4
full
pricetickets
may
be
reserved
to
collect
and
pay
for
on
the
door:
Email
imgcscs@gmail.com
with
the
name
of
the
person
reserving,
contact
phone
number
and
the
number
of
tickets
required.
You
will
be
contacted
to
confirm
the
details
and
you
will
receive email confirmation if your reservation is successful.
Concessions
:
• Those in receipt of Universal Credit,or Disability Benefit,or Carers Allowance £5 per concert.
• Under 19’s Free entry
• Students in full time education, aged 19 and above, £5 per concert.
TICKETS
£16:50
Venue:
Grimsby Town Hall
Town Hall Square
Grimsby DN31 1HU
Programme
Chopin - Three Mazurkas Op. 59
-
Barcarolle Op.60
-
Three Waltzes Op.64
-
Ballade No. 4 in F minor, Op.52
Valentin Silvestrov - Three Bagatelles Op.1
Sergei Bortkiewicz - Les Rochers d’Outche-Coche
Viktor Kosenko - Nocturne-Fantasie Op.4
Mykola Lysenko - ‘Dumka-Shumka’ Rhapsody No.2 on Ukrainian Themes
Margaret Fingerhut - Thursday 9th April 2026, 7:30pm
Piano
Described
by
Gramophone
as
a
pianist
of
“consummate
skill
and
thrilling
conviction”,
Margaret
Fingerhut’s
distinguished
career
has
taken
her
all
over
the
world.
She
is
particularly
known
for
her
innovative
recital
programmes
in
which
she
explores
the
highways
and
byways
of
the
piano
repertoire.
As
a
concerto
soloist
she
has
appeared
with
all
the
major
orchestras
in
the
UK,
collaborating
with
many
eminent
conductors
in
major
venues
such
as
the
Royal
Festival
Hall,
Royal
Albert
Hall
and
the
Barbican.
She
is
often
heard
on
BBC
Radio
3
and
Classic
FM
and
many
radio
stations
worldwide.
Her
numerous
recordings
have
won
many
accolades
and
reflect
her
long-standing
fascination
with
exploring
lesser-known
repertoire.
In
2022
Margaret
collaborated
with
a
young
Ukrainian
filmmaker
to
make
a
powerful
video
in
support
of
Ukraine,
set
to
her
performance
of
Les
Rochers
d’Outche-Coche’
by
the
Ukrainian
composer
Sergei
Bortkiewicz.
Margaret
was
awarded
an
MBE
in
2024
in
recognition
of
her
services
to music and charitable fundraising.
Tickets may be purchased on the door at concerts.
Reservations
–
up
to
4
full
price
tickets
may
be
reserved
to
collect
and
pay
for
on
the
door:
Email
imgcscs@gmail.com
with
the
name
of
the
person
reserving,
contact
phone
number
and
the
number
of
tickets
required.
You
will
be
contacted
to
confirm
your
details
and
you
will
receive
email
confirmation
if
your reservation is successful.
Concessions
:
• Those in receipt of Universal Credit,or Disability Benefit,
or Carers Allowance £5 per concert.
• Under 19’s Free entry.
• Students in full time education, aged 19 and above, £5 per concert.
TICKETS
£16:50
Venue:
Grimsby Town Hall
Town Hall Square
Grimsby DN31 1HU
Programme
Chopin - Three Mazurkas Op. 59
-
Barcarolle Op.60
-
Three Waltzes Op.64
-
Ballade No. 4 in F minor, Op.52
Valentin Silvestrov - Three Bagatelles Op.1
Sergei Bortkiewicz - Les Rochers d’Outche-Coche
Viktor Kosenko - Nocturne-Fantasie Op.4
Mykola Lysenko - ‘Dumka-Shumka’ Rhapsody No.2
on Ukrainian Themes
