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Markson Pianos Concert Series recorded on Friday 16th September 2011 at 6:30 pm - Lola Perrin, composer and pianist, performed "Suite VII Collection" (2009)
Guest Speaker - Antonio Capelao - John Kennedy - Sue Hubbard - Mihir Bose

These early evening concerts are reflective events offered to a transient audience as temporary time-out from the frenetic hustle and bustle in the centre of London. Visuals will accompany some performances. Each suite was motivated by triggers ranging from visual art to science to stories. Guest speakers from the worlds of literature, art and neuroscience will introduce the concerts with personal responses to the concepts that inspired the compositions. Lola's music has drawn comparisons with the music of Ravel, Debussy, Satie, Keith Jarrett, Philip Glass, Steve Reich and Michael Nyman. "Seven Fridays" marks the release this year of Lola Perrin sheet music by Spartan Press and comes on the heels of Lola's shows at BFI Southbank and Purcell Room at Queen Elizabeth Hall. 'Lola Perrin's inspirations seem to lie somewhere between the ecstasies of Keith Jarrett's early 70s solo improvisations and the delicate proto-minimalism of Cage's "In a Landscape": even Philip Glass's solo piano works come to mind.' (BBC)

"...Lola Perrin's Piano Suites....enormously resourceful and pianistic, attractive and lucid, worthy of a champion to bring it to a wide audience..." Piano Magazine

Sue Hubbard is a freelance art critic, novelist and poet. Twice winner of the London Writers competition she was the Poetry Society's first-ever Public Art Poet, commissioned by the Arts Council and the BFI to create London's biggest art poem at Waterloo. Her collections include Everything Begins with the Skin (Enitharmon) and Ghost Station (Salt). She has also published a novel Depth of Field (Dewi Lewis), and a collection of short stories Rothko's Red (Salt). Her Adventures in Art: selected writings 1990-2010 (Other Criteria) was published last year and her new novel is due next autumn from Cinnamon Press.

As an art critic she has written regularly for The Independent, The New Statesman and many leading art magazines. Her poems have been broadcast on Radio 3 and 4. In 2006 she was awarded a major Arts Council Literary Award.

"Sue Hubbard writes her spare poems about a harsh winter pilgrimage... testing the body and mind to its limits....it is a magical, searching book." Bernard O'Donoghue