The Chinese-American pianist is playing a four-hand recital with the Icelandic star Víkingur Ólafsson one night in November.
Seats in the main stalls area of the Royal Festival Hall are priced at £160.
That’s steep.
Some would use a harsher adjective.
photo: Matthias Goerne
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