Pianist Tiffany Poon New Single and Video for Camile Saint-Saens "Le Cygne" aka "The Swan" Out Today, Oct 24

CLASSICAL PIANIST TIFFANY POON  BUILDS ANTICIPATION FOR SOPHOMORE ALBUM NATURE WITH THE RELEASE OF CAMILLE SAINT-SAËNS “LE CYGNE” (“THE SWAN”) ACCOMPANIED BY SELF-DIRECTED MUSIC VIDEO WITH THEMES OF REFLECTION AND RECONNECTION Pre-Save Nature Now Here  Watch Tiffany Poon’s video for “The Swan” Performance Dates Kick Off November 7 in Dublin with Shows To Follow In London, Leipzig, Zwickau, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Paris, Vancouver and San Francisco

Tiffany Poon photographed by Remy Holwick. Pianist Tiffany Poon arrives today (October 24) with her rendition of “Le Cygne” (“The Swan”), a piece by the legendary Camile Saint-Saens. This track serves as the latest offering from Nature, the acclaimed pianist's sophomore album, which aims to reinterpret works from various great French composers through the lens of immersing oneself in - and celebrating - our natural surroundings.  Striving to increase the appeal and accessibility of classical music, Tiffany pays homage to the artists that came before her and hopes to convey how nature similarly inspires her craft. In an early review of Nature, Michael Kaykov of Music Web International states of “The Swan,” “Poon plays it with great delicacy.”   A self-directed music video, made in collaboration with Remy Holwick, visually represents Tiffany’s takeaways from the timeless Saint-Saens composition. In it, Tiffany moves through tranquil forest scenery - first journaling and picking the petals from a flower, before she stands at the edge of a lake and dives in like a literal swan.  Watch Tiffany Poon’s video for “The Swan” https://youtu.be/LJF3bGPHo-E?si=HF2wev2oEY_Aywnh  “The Swan” serves as the final pre-release single; Maurice Ravel’s “Jeux d’eau” will follow on November 7 along with the album release via PENTATONE. Pre-save Nature here: https://lnk.to/NatureTiffany  Nature, which Tiffany recorded at legendary Provence recording studio Miraval Studios (Pink Floyd, Sade, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds) with producer Damien Quintard, brings together works by French composers across centuries, united by an instinctual admiration for the world around them. Tiffany’s curated selection is guided by intuition and deep personal connection, featuring pieces by Ravel, Rameau Daquin and more. For the 2025/26 season, Tiffany–who has performed at New York City's iconic Zankel Hall at Carnegie Hall, Benaroya Hall (Seattle), The Eli and Edythe Broad Stage (Santa Monica) and Muziekgebouw (Amsterdam)--will tour Europe and North America featuring a programme inspired by Nature.  She will be returning to London's Queen Elizabeth Hall, performing in Leipzig, Zwickau and Frankfurt, Germany, and making debut appearances at the Concertgebouw (Amsterdam) and Salle Gaveau (Paris). Tiffany will also make her debut at Vancouver Recital Society, followed by a U.S. Nature recital tour, including a return to San Francisco’s Herbst Theatre.  All confirmed dates follow here with more to be announced soon. Tiffany Poon Concert Schedule 2025 November 7 - Dublin, Ireland - Whyte Recital Hall at RIAM November 9 – London, UK – Queen Elizabeth Hall November 15 – Leipzig, Germany – Schumann-Haus November 16 – Zwickau, Germany – Robert-Schumann-Haus November 19 – Frankfurt, Germany – Clara Schumann Saal November 21 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Concertgebouw December 03 – Paris, France – Salle Gaveau 2026 January 18 – Vancouver, BC – Vancouver Playhouse March 1– San Francisco, CA – Herbst Theatre Nature Track List: 1 Pièces de clavecin, Troisième Suite I. Le Coucou (Louis-Claude Daquin) 2 Pièces de clavecin, Livre 1 Second Ordre, XXIII. Les Papillons (François Couperin) 3 Nouvelles suites de pièces de clavecin, Suite in G major, RCT 6 XII. La Poule (The Hen) (François Couperin) 4 Suite in E Minor, RCT 2 V. Le Rappel des oiseaux (Jean-Philippe Rameau) 5 12 Etudes in the Minor Keys, Op. 39 XII. Le Festin d'Ésope (Charles-Valentin Alkan) 6 Barcarolle No. 1 in A Minor, Op. 26 (Gabriel Fauré) 7 Le carnaval des animaux XIII. Le cygne (Camille Saint-Saëns [arr. Lucien Garban]) 8 Deux arabesques I. Andantino con moto (Claude Debussy) 9 Deux arabesques II. Allegretto scherzando (Claude Debussy) 10 III. Le vent dans la plaine (Préludes, Livre 1, L.117) (Claude Debussy) 11 V. Bruyères (Préludes, Livre 1, L.117)  (Claude Debussy) 12 Images, Livre I, CD 105, L. 110 No. 1, Reflets dans l'eau (Maurice Ravel) 13 Jeux d'eau M.30  (Maurice Ravel) 14 Miroirs, M.43 II. Oiseaux tristes. Très lent  (Maurice Ravel) 15 Miroirs, M.43 III. Une barque sur l'océan  (Maurice Ravel) 16 3 Morceaux II. D'un Jardin Clair. Assez vite (Lili Boulanger)