Gifted young pianist to debut at Nederburg Concert Series

The gifted young South African pianist, Roelof Temmingh, will make his debut at the Nederburg Concert Series on Sunday 27 July at 5pm.

The youngest musician ever to be invited to play a solo recital at Nederburg, Roelof will present a programme to satisfy all lovers of classical piano music. The first half of the concert will include works by the great composers, Bach, Mozart, Chopin, Liszt and Ravel. After interval, it will be an all Russian affair with dazzling and powerful pieces by renowned masters, Moszkowski, Rachmaninoff and Prokofiev.

At the age of 17, Roelof is no stranger to the concert stages of South Africa. As a member of a prominent musical family, he has already won many awards for young musicians in South Africa, apart from being a top achiever at school as well. Earlier this year he walked away with the First Prize, as well as all special prizes, at the prestigious Hennie Joubert Piano Competition.

Roelof studies the piano with his mother, well-known organist and pianist, Zorada Temmingh, and has attended master classes by amongst others, Roberto Plano, Antonio Pompa-Baldi, Vadim Monastyrski and Anton Nel.

Tickets at R200 per person include Nederburg wines as well as a hearty finger supper after the performance. Bookings can be made by dialing 021 809 8412, during office hours, or sending an e-mail to concerts@distell.co.za.

The Nederburg Concert Series 2014, supported by the Distell Foundation, presents gifted young pianist Roelof Temmingh in concert on Sunday 27 July at 5pm.

Venue: The Manor House, Nederburg Wine Estate, Sonstraal Road, Dal Josaphat, Paarl.