In the decade since winning the BBC Young Musician of the Year competition,Nicola Benedetti has matured into one of the finest British artists of hergeneration, in demand worldwide as concerto soloist and respected as apassionate advocate for music education. This recital with her regularchamber music partner, the Russian pianist Alexei Grynyuk, promises to bea highlight of the Wigmore Hall Chamber Music Season.

Nicola Benedetti’s heartfelt dedication to music education is well known.She has been working with Wigmore Hall Learning this Season in primaryschools and will give a concert for pupils aged 7 to 11 at the Hall on21 January. Her recital three days later stands as a fundraising galafor Wigmore Hall Learning, which turns 21 this year.

Join us to celebrate the remarkable success of Wigmore Hall’sinternationally acclaimed education and community programme. Withover 400 workshops and events each season, at the Hall as well as inschools, hospitals, care homes and community settings, Wigmore HallLearning reaches a strikingly diverse community, from the babies whoattend our For Crying Out Loud! concerts to people living with dementia,whose lives are touched by the pioneering Music for Life programme.

Proceeds from this recital go to help the work of Wigmore Hall Learning