For out-and-out romance on  Valentine’s Eve join british concert pianist Warren Mailley-Smith for a candlelight and champagne evening of romantic piano music.  It takes place in the only UK building to be listed as ‘one of the seven  medieval wonders of the world’  --- Ely Cathedral. Ely has been a prominent film location for many films Elizabeth: The Golden Age, The Other Boleyn Girl and The King’s Speech. A self-confessed Romantic, Warren will be performing a selection of classics guaranteed to tug at the heartstrings. The candlelit concert will include Chopin, Greig and Prokoviev, finishing with Gershwin’s famous Rhapsody in Blue.

Warren was born in Earith, a small village outside Cambridge.  He had his first piano lessons there as a small boy of four. He visited Ely Cathedral with his parents as a youngster and so overwhelmed was he by the spectacular building and soaring columns that his ambition was born then to perform here. Warren says Ely’s acoustic is incredible and that he will have to be dragged away from it and the beautiful Steinway grand at the end of the concert.