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Review: Di Xiao at Wigmore Hall

By The Cross-Eyed Pianist | October 22, 2011

Chinese pianist Di Xiao’s debut recital at London’s Wigmore Hall was a programme conjuring up images of moonlight while “illuminating other byways along the way”.

Read my review for Bachtrack.com here

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