Nelson Goerner live in London

Experience Nelson Goerner live on September 29th

Nelson Goerner, an Argentine pianist known for his deeply poetic and intensely focused interpretations, will perform at Wigmore Hall in London on September 29, 2026. Goerner’s playing is often described as possessing a unique tonal palette and a remarkable ability to convey emotional depth, frequently drawing comparisons to the Romantic tradition while maintaining a distinctly personal voice. He is particularly celebrated for his performances of Chopin and Rachmaninoff, though his repertoire extends across a broad range of composers.

Wigmore Hall holds a significant place in London’s musical landscape. Opened in 1901, it was originally built as the Bechstein Hall, intended to showcase pianos manufactured by the German firm C. Bechstein. Quickly establishing itself as a premier recital venue, it became Wigmore Hall following World War I due to anti-German sentiment. The hall is renowned for its exceptional acoustics – considered among the best in the world for chamber music and solo recitals – and its intimate atmosphere which seats approximately 544 audience members. It maintains a commitment to showcasing established artists alongside emerging talent across classical music disciplines, with a particular emphasis on song and chamber music.