Did you listen to it Lord Byron? I did. I tuned in just in the middle of Mozart 1 movement. I thought she played sonata very well. I played it some many years ago. I know this Mozart really well (I think)
Tippett sonata 2 turned out to have much humour in it, whick I like. There was many different images, but I did not find them dark. I thought it was inventive piece.
Ravel Miroirs I heard some sections. She has varied subtle colours in her playing which were in evidence in Tippett and Ravel. She played some Debussy as an encore.
Thank you for attracting my attention to Performance today. This concert was recorded in February, they said.

I wanted to go too, but ended up missing it because I was late with a programme note for something else. And I missed the broadcast too (didn't know about it) <grrr>

I like that Tippett piece, Lord B. I even played it once! That's about as far as my pianistic abilities ever got me. I was 18 at the time and I suspect that was the last time I played in public.

Try the Corelli Fantasia (aka Fantasia Concertante on a Theme of Arcangelo Corelli, for string orchestra).

It's great fun to play, t-p, and the very sectional nature makes it interesting to learn and to rehearse (in terms of alternating between the very starkly contrasted 'types' of music and then trying to make a big shape out of the way they interact - an interaction achieved purely through juxtaposition).

But one of the sections (Tempo 4, I think) has long streams of left-hand semiquavers which don't sit at all easily under the hand (lots of fourths) and which I never completely mastered.