I was sorry to have missed Hungarian-born Steinway pianist Adam Gyorgy last week, who gave a special charity performance at the Westin Resort Nusa Dua to benefit the Yayasan Senyum organization that helps those with cranio-facial deformities, as well as the Bali International Women’s Association, which organizes children’s educational programs. Apart from the concert, which is said to have been a sellout success, budding pianists were also offered the rare chance to experience a master class with the 25-year-old piano prodigy considered one of the greatest pianists in the world.