Ariane Matiakh live in Hull

Experience Ariane Matiakh live on October 22nd

Ariane Matiakh, a French-Russian pianist celebrated for her deeply expressive and technically brilliant performances, will be appearing in concert at Hull City Hall on October 22nd, 2026. Matiakh’s repertoire spans a broad range, but she is particularly noted for her interpretations of Romantic and 20th-century composers like Rachmaninoff, Chopin and Prokofiev; frequently showcasing a powerful emotional range alongside virtuosic skill. Her performances often emphasize both the structural integrity and poetic nuances within the compositions.

Hull City Hall opened in 1932 as part of a larger civic centre complex. Designed by Joseph Hirst with detailed ornamentation by William Pearse, it quickly became a prominent venue for musical and theatrical performances in the region. The hall's acoustics are considered excellent, contributing to its reputation as a favoured location for orchestras and soloists alike. Throughout its history, Hull City Hall has hosted a diverse array of artists across various genres, from classical music to popular contemporary acts. It underwent significant refurbishment in the early 2000s to improve facilities and preserve its architectural heritage. The building is Grade II listed, recognizing its architectural and historical importance.