Charlie Hooper-Williams' unique blend of piano and technology is coming to St Germans and Redruth this weekend.

Cornish audiences will experience the future of piano performance with two concerts by the innovative pianist and composer, known as Larkhall.

The performances, presented by Carn to Cove, Cornwall’s rural touring scheme, will be held on Friday, October 18 at St Germans Priory, and Saturday, October 19 at Redruth Wesley Chapel.

Larkhall, accompanied by his computer co-performer Otto, offers an experience that allows audiences to both hear and see music.

Otto, an advanced AI system, interprets the musical nuances in real-time, creating visuals that synchronise with Larkhall's piano playing.

Larkhall said: "What if you could see music?

"Piano of the Future answers that question, presenting a journey that combines classical piano with cutting-edge technology.

"The result is a combination of sound and sight that pushes the boundaries of traditional concerts."

The venues themselves add an extra layer of magic.

St Germans Priory, a Grade 1 listed Norman church built in the early 1200s, stands on the site of Cornwall's first cathedral.

The Priory's twin towers and carved west doorway offer a backdrop that bridges centuries of history with Larkhall's futuristic performance.

The following night, the Redruth Wesley Chapel, a cornerstone of community spirit for nearly two centuries, will host the event.

As it approaches its 200th year, the chapel continues its legacy of cultural celebration by embracing this cutting-edge musical experience.

A former prize winner at the International Shostakovich Piano Competition, he has performed at prestigious venues and festivals worldwide.

Now based in Bath, Mr Hooper-Williams combines his classical training with modern innovation, using custom-built machines to transform the piano's traditional sound into something new and exciting.

Tickets are available now from the Carn to Cove website.

For more information and bookings, please visit www.carntocove.co.uk.