Brazilian Pianist Based in London
Clélia Iruzun’s endearing artistic personality, which combines her native Brazilian spirit with her exceptional musical gifts, has enabled this much-admired London-based pianist to build an enviable reputation for her performances of a wide range of music, from the great classical repertoire to works by significant figures from across the Americas. Clélia has performed over 30 concertos for piano and orchestra, including the great classical and romantic works and also by important Spanish and Latin American composers.
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27th October 2021 | 7:30pm | Leonard Wolfson Auditorium, Wolfson College, Linton Road, Oxford OX2 6UD Gabriella Di Laccio soprano Lucas Jordan flute Clélia Iruzun piano Join us for an evening of new music featuring world and UK premières by Nicola LeFanu , Kristina Arakelyan, Anna Appleby, Joanna Ward and Lucas Jordan. The center piece of the programme is The Moth-Ghost, a dramatic scene for soprano and…
21st October 2021 | 8:00pm | St James’s Church, Sussex Gardens, London, W2 3UD Gabriella Di Laccio soprano Lucas Jordan flute Clélia Iruzun piano Join us for an evening of new music featuring world and UK premières by Nicola LeFanu , Kristina Arakelyan, Anna Appleby, Joanna Ward and Lucas Jordan. The center piece of the programme is The Moth-Ghost, a dramatic scene for soprano and piano by…
24th September 2020 | 7:30pm | Live Streamed Concert Gabriella Di Laccio soprano Lucas Jordan flute Clélia Iruzun piano An exploration of music from several countries from the Americas with soprano Gabriella Di Laccio, flutist Lucas Jordan and pianist Clélia Iruzun performing songs in many languages including some Indigenous dialects from different periods and countries. Presented by Poliphonia,…
A few photos of Clélia in concert with orchestra, chamber music and solo
Have a look at Clélia’s complete discography with recorded music from composers from Europe and the Americas
Reviews from Clélia’s concerts
“Clélia Iruzun is a great ambassador for Brazil, which was no better demonstrated than in her opening piece. Villa Lobos Fourth Bachianas Brasileiras. The Prelude was finely executed, it’s varied shades considered and aptly defined. The First Ballade by Chopin was a stylistic delight. Iruzun’s mellifluous technique melding notions into a dreamily clad whole.”
Musical Opinion, UK
“In the Allegro maestoso (Chopin Concerto No.1) her phrasing was exquisite, with refined touches of pedal, ending with a brilliant Coda; Clélia played the Larghetto with great variety of colour and in the Rondo Vivace she was exquisite again playing with great virtuosity… Her Concerto was serious, without unnecessary affectation and rigidity; she seems to caress the notes and everything in her playing is spontaneous and natural”
EL DIA, Zaragoza, Spain
“A concert of great success last night at the Teatro Sociale in Fasano … Protagonist Brazilian Clelia Iruzun, a very talented pianist who paid tribute to the audience with a program of Latin American and Spanish pieces, Iruzun offered music by Villa-Lobos, Nazareth, Mignone and Lecuona demonstratingan an exuberant pianistic texture. ”
OsservatOriO oggi.it, Italy
“As a tribute to her adopted land Clélia Iruzun performed some English composers in her latest recital in Rio de Janeiro. Two of them were entirely unknown to the Brazilian audiences. Arnold Bax, impressionist, wrote with extreme good taste his Nereid and York Bowen, considered the Rachmaninoff of this island, showed us in four Preludes a romantic and flamboyant language, in a way influenced by the Russian master.
Tribuna da Imprensa, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Preparing for next week!!
Next week!! Premières!! @Donne_UK #london #livemusic
Premiere next week!! @Donne_UK
Looking forward to the premiere of Nicola LeFanu’s Moth Ghost next week @Donne_UK @GDiLaccio
The video of the beautiful concert last week @1901ArtsClub is now on @poliphoniauk YouTube channel #livemusic #brazilianmusic #villalobos
