At only twenty-four years old, emerging young artist Adam Heron has already captivated audiences in over fifteen countries with his exceptional pianism.  Born in Hong Kong of Nigerian-Filipino descent, he is a prize-winning musician who commands awards throughout the UK and overseas, including the esteemed Harriet Cohen Bach Prize of the Royal Academy of Music.  His Lunchtime Concert Series debut purveys an enticing programme of elusive keyboard sonatas by the eighteenth-century Guadeloupean Creole composer and virtuoso violinist Chevalier de Saint-Georges, as well as alluring classics by J. S. Bach and Chopin.  This is a piano recital that promises to be truly special.