Linda Leine. From Burning Flame to Ashes

In 2026, twelve outstanding artists come to the Hanzas perons cultural venue with specially curated concert programmes — some already known and admired by Latvian audiences, others internationally acclaimed and travelling to Latvia for the first time.

For the tenth Piano Sunday at Perons, on 18 October, the Germany-based Latvian pianist Linda Leine is preparing the programme "From Burning Flame to Ashes". Without an interval and without applause. With Janáček, Silvestrov, Scriabin, Debussy, Schumann and Messiaen in it.

Tickets for Linda Leine's concert at Hanzas perons on 18 October are available through the Biļešu Paradīze network. Ticket prices will rise as the concert date approaches. A limited number of seats is on sale.

Throughout 2026, in cooperation with Klavieru salons 152, Hanzas perons hosts a solo concert by an outstanding, distinctive and unusual pianist on (mostly) the third Sunday of every month, with the series bringing together both Latvian and internationally renowned artists. The first months of the year already brought concerts by the Swiss-born pianist, composer and improviser Sylvie Courvoisier and by Rihards Plešanovs, the latter performing Dmitri Shostakovich's 24 Preludes and Fugues (Op. 87) in a single evening. In March, American pianist Adam Tendler gave the European premiere of "Inheritances", the strikingly moving, GRAMMY-nominated programme dedicated to the memory of his father. The brighter months of the year also brought concerts by Vanessa Wagner, Robert Fleitz, John Kameel Farah, Bugge Wesseltoft and David Moore, also known as Bing & Ruth.