Midori live in London

Experience Midori live on October 24th

Midori, a violinist renowned for her passionate and insightful interpretations, will perform at Wigmore Hall on October 24, 2026. Her musical style is characterized by a deeply expressive tone, technical brilliance, and a repertoire spanning Baroque to contemporary works. Frequently performing concertos and solo recital pieces, Midori is also known for her commitment to music education and outreach programs.

Wigmore Hall holds a significant place in London’s cultural landscape. Opened in 1901 as the Bechstein Hall – named after the piano manufacturer – it was designed by Henry Saxon Snell and initially intended as a showroom for Bechstein pianos. The hall quickly gained prominence as a recital venue due to its exceptional acoustics; specifically its relatively intimate size and rectangular shape contribute to its clarity and warmth. Throughout its history, Wigmore Hall has hosted performances by many of the world’s leading musicians, becoming particularly celebrated for chamber music and song recitals. It remains an independent charitable organisation, reliant on private funding rather than public subsidy, maintaining a focus on artistic excellence and accessibility. The hall underwent extensive refurbishment in the late 1980s and early 1990s to enhance both performance facilities and audience comfort.