Nocturne Book Launch - Chopin in love and death
George Watson's College is thrilled to host the book launch event for Nocturne, the latest novel by Christopher Rush on Thursday 5th September!
About Nocturne Book Launch - Chopin in love and death
In the haunting corridors of 19th century Europe, the brilliance of Frederic Chopin’s music echoes against the tumultuous backdrop of revolution and unbridled passion. Yet, it is the lonely and devoted Scottish woman, Jane Stirling, who emerges as the silent guardian of Chopin’s soul.
Join us in a glass of wine as Christopher Rush launches his latest novel, accompanied by Alexander McNamee who will be playing various pieces by Chopin.
Location: Music School Auditorium
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