Harry Rylance
Harry Rylance is an acclaimed and highly versatile British pianist.
As a soloist, chamber musician, accompanist, répétiteur, and orchestral pianist, he has performed in some of the world’s most prestigious venues including the Royal Albert Hall, Royal Festival Hall, Wigmore Hall, Teatro alla Scala, the Royal Concertgebouw, the Grand Hall of Budapest, Glyndebourne Opera House, the London Coliseum, the Seoul Arts Centre, the Toronto Glenn Gould Concert Hall, and at international music festivals including Aspen, Heidelberg, Dartington and Petworth.
He has featured in live broadcasts on BBC Radio 3 and “From the Top,” America’s leading classical music radio programme. He has performed with orchestras and ensembles including the London Symphony Orchestra, London Philharmonic Orchestra, London Sinfonietta, Budapest Festival Orchestra, Liszt Academy Symphony Orchestra, Liszt Chamber Orchestra, Boston Civic Symphony Orchestra, the Nash Ensemble, and the Royal Manson Ensemble. In 2019, at the UK Foreign Office, he gave a solo performance to an audience of international dignitaries including five former British Prime Ministers.
To commemorate the 140th Anniversary of UK-Korea Diplomatic Relations in 2023, Harry performed with soprano Haegee Lee in Hampton Court Palace and at a concert attended by the South Korean President during his State Visit to the UK.
Artist's website: www.harryrylance.com
Harry Rylance appears on
Broken Words
Works for concert flute, alto flute and piccolo; baritone saxophone, bass clarinet and alto saxophone and piano by composer Frank Millward. Broken Words embraces the ideas of how technology is changing the nature of musical communications.