Stuart O’Sullivan is giving a weekly series of recital lectures rooted in the Romantic era, at UCH. His first on Thursday February 18 is dedicated to The Early Romantics: ‘We are the dreamers of dreams’.
Take your seat for 7pm having booked on www.uch.ie for Chopin, Schumann and more on piano.
Stuart O’Sullivan is one of Ireland’s most successful pianists. He was born in Dublin, and completed a degree in Literature in Trinity before opting for a career in music.
He studied at the Royal Irish Academy of Music in Dublin, and later in Italy, where his teachers included Russian pianist Lazar Berman.
During his years as a student he was the winner of many prizes and scholarships, including the award of outstanding student of the year at the RIAM and first prize at the RTÉ Musician of the Future (Chamber Music Category).
O’Sullivan has performed as concerto soloist with both the National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland and the RTE Concert Orchestra and in concert halls throughout Europe. As a pianist, he has a large and varied repertoire, ranging from Bach through the sonatas of the Viennese Classical Masters, to the great Romantic masterworks of Chopin, Schumann, Liszt and Rachmanino
