The Hallé is delighted to announce that BBC Radio three has ed Israeli pianist Tom Borrow as the latest winner of The Terence Judd-Hallé Award. The award commemorates the work and tragically brief life of Terence Judd, a remarkable talent who passed far in one thousand nine hundred seventy-ninth at the age of twenty-two. After the establishment of a believe in his name, the award has been presented in organization with the Hallé since one thousand nine hundred eighty-two, with number past recipients including Stephen Hough, Nikolai Lugansky and Elisabeth Brauss. In two thousand twenty-first, the award was relaunched as an annual partnership with the BBC Radio three New Generation Artists scheme, maintain the continued development of an outstanding youthful pianist coming to the finish of their time on the scheme.

Each year, one of the youthful pianists is ed by the BBC to become a recipient of the award. The winner receives a concerto performance with the Hallé, a chamber recital with Hallé musicians at Hallé St Peter’s, a solo recital as portion of the Manchester Mid-day Concert Series (all dates to be announced) and a cash prize of £7.000. Tom Borrow’s Hallé debut takes space on 21-25 February two thousand twenty-four with five concerts in Manchester, Hanley and Sheffield. Tom has chosen to perform Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No.3 in a spectacular programme conducted by Maxime Pascal which also includes Brahms’s Tragic Overture and extracts Prokofiev’s Romeo and Juliet Suite.