NOT to put too fine a point on it, Llyr Williams, inset, played a blinder in the first half of his all-Liszt recital at the Queen's Hall yesterday.
I've heard the amazing Welsh pianist across the range of his repertoire, from Beethoven to Charles Ives and most points between. I've lost count of how many times I've heard hin play since Brian McMaster first brought him to the Edinburgh International Festival; but I will tell you this with certainty: I've never heard him better than yesterday morning.
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