BRYAN
CHENG

Bryan Cheng performs two recitals at the Wigmore Hall in London on Sunday, the 13th of October. Each year, through its festivals, masterclasses and other public events, the Kronberg Academy offers all-round musical training for exceptionally talented young string players. The results are on display on the 13th of October at the Wigmore Hall, when Bryan Cheng and  some of the most promising artists of his generation, perform a wide range of pieces from the chamber repertoire. In the morning concert, starting 11:30, Bryan will perform Debussy´s Cello Sonata, alongside Jérémie Moreau. In the evening, starting at 19:30, Bryan will perform Robert Schumann´s ​ Piano Trio No. 3 in G minor Op. 110, together with violinist Sarah Jégou-Sageman and pianist Enrico Pace.

Appointed Artist-in-Residence of the “Banatul” Philharmonic Orchestra of Timisoara for the 2023/24 season, Bryan will continue his residency during the 2024/25 season, presenting several symphonic and chamber concerts. The first concert of his renewed residency takes place on the 4th of October, presenting Beethoven´s Triple Concerto in C major alongside violinist Florin Iliescu and pianist Simon Trpceski. The concert is led by Sascha Goetzel.

A month filled with music, as Bryan Cheng kicked off the month of May performing Johannes Brahms’ Trio for Viola, Cello and Piano in A minor Op. 114, alongside violist Natalie Loughran and pianist Jérémie Moreau on the 1st of May at the Casals Forum in Kronberg. His musical journey continues at Switzerland's Week-End Musical de Pully, where as Artist-in-Residence 2024, he is performing Friedrich Gulda’s Concerto for Cello and Wind Orchestra alongside the HEMU Wind Orchestra Lausanne​ under conductor Raphaël Jousse on the 4th of May, followed by a CelloFellos recital. Bryan Cheng and fellow cellist Leonard Disselhorst present a multifaceted program encompassing works by Heitor Villa-Lobos, Astor Piazzolla, Béla Bartók, and others. Their "Global Grooves​“ entitled program ranges from traditional Romanian folk dances to Ragtime, Swing, and Tango, extending to newly composed contemporary pop. On the 5th of May, Bryan and his sister Silvie perform a recital in the context of the same residency, presenting works by Sibelius, Grieg, Chopin and Dinuk Wijeratne as Cheng² Duo. The month of May continues at the Casals Forum in Kronberg, where Bryan Cheng performs „November 19, 1828“ for string trio and piano by John Harbison alongside Gidon Kremer, Katie Liu and Julius Asal on the 11th of May, Robert Schumann’s Piano Trio No. 3 alongside Sir András Schiff and Sarah Jégou-Sageman on the 15th of May, and Ernst Von Dohnányi’s Piano Quintet No. 1 in c minor op. 1 together with violinists Oliver Neubauer and Evan Johanson, violist Edgar Francis, and pianist Enrico Pace on the 19th of May. All of these performances take place in the frames of the Chamber Music Connects the World Festival of the Kronberg Academy.​​