Linda Leine: From Burning Flame to Ashes – Hanzas Perons, October 18, 2026

Linda Leine: From Burning Flame to Ashes – Hanzas Perons, October 18, 2026

On October 18, 2026, Latvian pianist Linda Leine, who lives in Germany, will perform at Hanzas Perons in Riga. The concert programme is titled “From Burning Flame to Ashes”. This will be the tenth Sunday piano music event at Hanzas Perons. The programme includes music by Leoš Janáček, Valentin Silvestrov, Alexander Scriabin, Claude Debussy, Robert Schumann and Olivier Messiaen. The concert is designed as a unified musical journey. The performance will take place without an interval. No applause is planned during the concert either. This format invites listeners to devote their full attention to the programme’s dramaturgy and the flow of sound. The event is part of the 2026 piano concert series at Hanzas Perons. The series features pianists known to local audiences and acclaimed internationally, performing specially curated programmes.

What to Expect

Linda Leine will perform the solo piano programme “From Burning Flame to Ashes”. It brings together works by composers from different eras and with different musical voices, including Janáček, Silvestrov, Scriabin, Debussy, Schumann and Messiaen. The concert will take place without an interval or applause, creating a continuous listening experience.

Venue and Time

The concert will take place on Sunday, October 18, 2026, at Hanzas Perons, Hanzas iela 16A, Riga. Admission for visitors begins at 16:00.

Tickets

Ticket prices start at 30 EUR. The first 30 tickets are available at a special price of 20 EUR. As the concert approaches, ticket prices will increase, and the number of seats available for sale is limited.

Important Information for Visitors

• Admission begins at 16:00.
• Visitors will not be admitted to the hall after the concert has started.
• The concert will take place without an interval or applause.
• The number of seats available for sale is limited.

Why Attend

This is an invitation to hear Linda Leine’s solo piano programme in a concentrated, uninterrupted format. The music of the various composers and the continuous flow of the concert will allow the programme to be experienced as one unified artistic story.