Kit Armstrong Piano Recital: Ballet on the Keys

Pianist Kit Armstrong returns to Hong Kong City Hall for a recital, showcasing solo piano arrangements of iconic ballet scores by Prokofiev, Ravel, and Rachmaninoff.
- When
25 May 2027 19:30 - 21:30
- Location
Hong Kong City Hall Concert Hall
Hong Kong Island Central Central and Western
5 Edinburgh Place, Central, Hong Kong
- Kit Armstrong · Piano
- Tickets & pricing
Standard
HKD 520
Standard
HKD 320
Standard
HKD 180
Program
Acclaimed pianist Kit Armstrong, described by The Washington Times as playing with a "singing" tone and vast color possibilities, returns to the Premiere Performances of Hong Kong series with his recital, "Ballet on the Keys." This performance offers a unique opportunity to witness how grand orchestral ballet scores are reimagined for the solo piano.
Highlights
Armstrong will transform iconic orchestral ballet music into the delicate yet grand world of solo piano. The program features selections from:
- Prokofiev: Four pieces from Romeo and Juliet
- Ravel: Daphnis et Chloé, Suite No. 2
- Rachmaninoff: Symphonic Dances, Op. 45 (arranged for solo piano by Inon Barnatan)
Kit Armstrong’s recordings are internationally celebrated, having won the Opus Klassik, Diapason d’Or, and Gramophone awards. His recent Rachmaninoff recording series also received the German Record Critics' Award in 2025.
Performers
- Piano: Kit Armstrong
- Presenter: Premiere Performances of Hong Kong
Venue & Access
The concert will be held at the Hong Kong City Hall Concert Hall. Located in the heart of Central, the venue is easily accessible via the MTR Central Station.
Ticketing
- Price: HKD 520, 320, 180
- Discounts: Half-price concessions are available for full-time students, senior citizens aged 60 or above, people with disabilities and their caretakers, and CSSA recipients. A 10% discount is available for purchases of 10 or more standard tickets per performance. (Discounts cannot be combined).
- Important Notice: This concert is for ages 8 and above. Premiere Performances of Hong Kong reserves the right to manage the admission of latecomers and those who leave during the performance.











