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Bechstein Hall is London’s newest recital venue. Yet it is also one with a fascinating history: indeed, the space predates its famous neighbour at no. 36. The association of 18-22 Wigmore Street with the piano trade goes back to the late 19th century when it was constructed for John Brinsmead and Sons.
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