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Pianist and WMC Artist in Residence for 2022 Cordelia Williams joins forces with violinist Tamsin Waley-Cohen to perform an imaginative programme exploring the connections between J. S. Bach and Estonian composer Arvo Pärt. Although born centuries apart, both composers strive for simplicity in the lightness and economy of their pieces. The concert also features three musical gems by Debussy, delicately arranged for violin.
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