The Pharos Arts Foundation

Quatuor Diotima – one of the most acclaimed ensembles of all chamber music in the world today. The Quartet projects a new light onto the masterpieces of the 19th and 20th centuries.

Piano For Two, which comprises pianists Beata Pincetić and Christos Sakellaridis, is an internationally esteemed duo with a broad and exciting repertoire for piano four-hands or two pianos.

Carving a long and interesting career as a soloist, chamber musicians and orchestral player, Marios is the principal Timpanist of the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra.

One of the most fascinating stars of the younger generation, Russian pianist Vladimir Petrov returns to The Shoe Factory for a unique piano recital on 27 October 2021.

Emmanuel Tjeknavorian is considered one of the greatest artists on the international music scene, having made a name for himself both as a violinist and as a conductor, and inspiring audiences and critics with his depth, technical brilliance, and great versatility.

Stefania Tallini (piano) and Franco Piana (flugelhorn), delve into untrodden musical territories to divulge a unique concert experience.

Comprised by guitarists Avelina Vidal Seara and Pilar Rius Fortea, the Dúo Arcadia is committed to artistic creation and the development of new works, as well as the dissemination of existing ones.

Continuing its longstanding collaboration with the Keyboard Charitable Trust in London, the Pharos Arts Foundation presents the fascinating Russian pianist Roman Kosyakov.

The Pharos Arts Foundation presents a recital with the highly talented Cypriot bassoonist Mavroudes Troullos who will join forces with pianist Lily Maisky.

Marc Coppey and Peter Laul will join forces in an impressive programme comprising works for cello and piano.