Konstantin Krimmel live in London

Experience Konstantin Krimmel live on July 31st

Konstantin Krimmel, a German pianist noted for his interpretations of Romantic and early 20th-century repertoire, particularly the works of Rachmaninoff, Scriabin, and Medtner, will perform at Wigmore Hall on July 31st, 2026. Krimmel’s playing is frequently described as possessing both technical brilliance and a deeply poetic sensibility, often highlighting the emotional depth within complex compositions. He is recognised for his scholarly approach to performance practice and commitment to reviving lesser-known works.

Wigmore Hall, located in central London, holds a distinguished position in the international classical music landscape. Originally built as the Bechstein Hall in 1901 by piano manufacturer C. Bechstein as a showcase for its instruments and a venue for chamber music, it quickly became renowned for its exceptional acoustics. Throughout its history, the hall has hosted performances by numerous celebrated musicians including Dame Myra Hess during World War II who initiated a series of daily lunchtime concerts for audiences seeking respite. It remains dedicated primarily to chamber music and song recitals, maintaining an intimate atmosphere with a seating capacity of approximately 545.