Reference vibeRecorded in Paris · 2025
Guillaume Ferran & Maïa Collette
Jusant (Original Game Soundtrack – Live). The official live album loads automatically; the full concert video remains available on YouTube.
Upcoming, in date order
London listening rooms
Quiet piano, cinematic strings, ambient textures and a game-score detour. More instrumental journeys through April 2027, from flowing melodies to deep listening. Ticket availability can change.
14 dates
Roger Eno
Union Chapel · doors 7pm · seated
Solo piano opened out with reeds, strings, electronics and atmospheric photography. The strongest match for hushed, cinematic spaciousness.
Olivia Belli
Purcell Room · 7.30pm · tickets from £26
Poetic contemporary classical piano with an understated glow. A good fit for the gentler, reflective side of the Jusant sound.
BARTH. · UK debut
Piano Smithfield · 7pm
A small-room grand-piano set built around quietness, breath and uncluttered melody. The most straightforward solo-piano choice here.
Korean Games in Concert
Purcell Room · 7.30pm · tickets from £21
The direct game-music option: scores including Black Desert, Lies of P and SANABI, rearranged for Korean instruments with landscape visuals. Bigger than the other picks.
Sophie Hutchings
Piano Smithfield · 7pm
Textural neoclassical piano that can hover in stillness or swell into broad melodic waves, presented in a genuinely compact venue.
Hania Rani
Royal Festival Hall · 7.30pm · tickets from £33.50
An acoustic piano recital with new compositions. Musically one of the closest matches, though the room is grander and less fireside-sized.
ARKAI · UK debut
Piano Smithfield · 7pm
Violin and cello opened out with live electronics. Jonathan Miron and Philip Sheegog bring cinematic instrumental music to a small room, moving between reflective strings and expansive, energetic passages.
Preview: Remembrance, from Brightside.
Alex Pott plays Einaudi
Emmanuel Church, West Hampstead · 8pm · adult tickets from £22
A candlelit hour of solo piano: Le Onde, Nuvole Bianche, Una Mattina and more. Alex Pott performs Einaudi’s music in a church setting, with no interval.
Repertoire preview: Einaudi’s recording. Live pianist: Alex Pott.
Piano Space
The Space · 6pm · £16 / £12 concessions
Original neoclassical piano from Matthew Mayer, Ciana O’Muireadhaigh and Benjamin Cook. An informal, intimate hour of reflective melodies and cinematic colour on the Isle of Dogs.
Preview: Benjamin Cook, one of the three featured pianists.
Pavel Kolesnikov · Triadic Memories
Purcell Room · 7pm · from £32
Feldman’s solo piano unfolds through soft, suspended notes and slowly changing patterns. An abstract, inward-looking edge of the Jusant atmosphere: 90 minutes of close listening, with space and resonance taking the lead.
Repertoire preview: Helena Basilova’s recording. Live pianist: Pavel Kolesnikov.
Brooklyn Rider · Glass quartets
Queen Elizabeth Hall · 11am · from £22
A morning of flowing strings and quietly cinematic momentum. Glass’s quartets Nos. 7, 2, 4 and 3 move between spare repetition, lyrical warmth and the film-score world of Mishima. A strong pick for Jusant’s chamber-music side.
Preview: Brooklyn Rider playing Mishima / Closing. Concert: approximately 70 minutes.
GBSR Duo · Blue Hours
St Giles’ Cripplegate · 3.30pm · £31.50
Piano, percussion and electronic tones form a slowly shifting landscape as daylight fades inside the church. James Weeks’ Blue Hours explores the atmospheric, spacious side of Jusant: a continuous 3½-hour meditation, best approached as a whole afternoon.
Artist preview: GBSR Duo playing Oliver Leith. Different repertoire from Blue Hours.
Penguin Cafe + London Ambient Orchestra
Barbican Hall · 7.30pm · from £34
Interlocking piano and strings with a playful, wandering pulse. Arthur Jeffes revisits Penguin Cafe Orchestra favourites, including Perpetuum Mobile and Music from a Found Harmonium, in expanded orchestral arrangements. Warm, melodic and full of movement.
Preview: Penguin Cafe with the City of Prague Philharmonic. London concert: London Ambient Orchestra.
Alexis Ffrench · piano & strings
London Palladium · 27 April 2027 · 7.30pm
Warm, melodic piano with string orchestra: music from 24 alongside earlier favourites. The more expansive choice, in a large theatre rather than a small listening room.
Preview: Bluebird. This concert pairs piano with string orchestra.
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