GTC’s Musician in Residence for 2019-20
For the third consecutive year, Maki has been appointed Green Templeton College’s Musician in residence for the 2019-20 academic year. Read the review of her latest performance on the GTC website.
‘A truly memorable evening’ at Green Templeton College
Maki has received a glowing review from her recent performance at Green Templeton College with St Anne’s Camerata in May 2019. She performed Beethoven’s Sonata, Op. 109, Liszt’s Campanella, and Mozart’s piano concerto no.14. You can read the full review on the Green Templeton College website.
GTC’s Musician in Residence for 2018-19
We are delighted to announce that Maki has been appointed to continue as Green Templeton College’s Musician in Residence for the 2018-19 academic year. You can read two reviews from her first performance and most recent recital at GTC on their website.
Pushkin House Music Salon: Shostakovich: Piano & Theremin
On Friday 15 September, Maki will present a recital at the Pushkin House that juxtaposes two Shostakovich piano sonatas with Russian contemporary pieces. ‘Yarilo’ by Moscow-trained composer, Nikolay Korndorf, is one of the great classics of Russian contemporary keyboard music. Maki will be joined for the pieces by Yusopova and Popoff, …
JdP Concert: Shostakovich Piano Sonata No. 1 & Contemporary Russia
On Friday 12 May 2017, Maki gave a spectacular recital alongside Lydia Kavina as part of the JdP Music Building’s Piano Weekend 2. The concert included works by Shostakovich alongside other less known contemporary Russian composers. You can now watch her outstanding performance via this link: https://jdp.st-hildas.ox.ac.uk/livestream/maki-sekiya-shostakovich-piano-sonata-no-1-contemporary-russia
Maki appointed as Green Templeton College Musician in Residence
In March, Maki Sekiya was appointed as the first Musician in Residence at Green Templeton College, after a marvellous performance last November. Maki’s one-year appointment, to be funded by donations from benefactors including several Fellows of the College, will cover three events comprising recitals and a possible masterclass.