Events at Cadogan Hall Winter 2019–20 · Morten Lauridsen O magnum mysterium Martin Baker...

Events at Cadogan Hall Winter 2019–20

December — February

Welcome

Welcome to Cadogan Hall’s Winter season. We’ve got events to take you through the Christmas festivities into the New Year and beyond, from carol concerts to big bands, thrilling orchestral music to intimate recitals.

We’re sure to have something you’ll enjoy – just have a browse or visit us at cadoganhall.com .

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Christmas at CadoganBook early for a festive night out this Christmas! Highlights include:Westminster Cathedral ChoirRoyal Philharmonic OrchestraThe Rat Pack at ChristmasCarols by CandlelightThe SixteenRussell WatsonThe Snowman and Peter and the Wolf

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What’s on

December

Sunday 1 / page 02Handel’s Messiah

Tuesday 3 / page 03Westminster Cathedral Choir

Thursday 5 / page 03Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

Saturday 7 / page 04The Rat Pack at Christmas

Sunday 8 / page 04London Concertante Christmas Concert

Tuesday 10 / page 05Westminster Cathedral School Gallery Choir

Friday 13 / page 05The Choir with No Name’s Big Christmas Singalong

Sunday 15 / page 06Carols by Candlelight

Monday 16 & 17 / page 06The Sixteen at Christmas

Wednesday 18 / page 07Carols at Cadogan

Thursday 19 / page 07West End Does: Christmas

Friday 20 / page 08Christmas with Russell Watson

Saturday 21 / page 08The Snowman & Peter and the Wolf

Sunday 22 / page 09Carols and Classics with Charles Dickens

Saturday 28 / page 09G4 Christmas

Tuesday 31 / page 10Rainer Hersch’s New Year’s Eve Bash

January

Saturday 4 / page 11Twickenham Choral

Thursday 16 / page 11Music Without Borders

Friday 17 / page 12The Classic Rock Show 2020

Monday 20 / page 12Joshua Bell and the Academy of St Martin in the Fields

Tuesday 21 / page 13London Chamber Orchestra

Friday 24 / page 13English Chamber Orchestra

Sunday 26 / page 14The Benny Goodman Orchestra’s Famous 1938 Carnegie Hall Concert

Wednesday 29 / page 14Orchestre National de Lille

February

Thursday 6 / page 15Cesar Camargo Mariano

Friday 7 / page 16A Country Night in Nashville

Sunday 9 / page 16West End Does: Love

Monday 10 / page 17Iceland Symphony Orchestra

Tuesday 11 / page 17The Sixteen: Acis & Galatea

Wednesday 12 / page 18Mendelssohn’s Elijah

Thursday 13 / page 18Hibla Gerzmava

Friday 14 / page 19Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

Saturday 15 / page 19The BBC Big Band

Sunday 16 / page 20English Chamber Orchestra

Tuesday 18 / page 20Cupertinos

Wednesday 19 / page 21London Chamber Orchestra


Wednesday 26 / page 22Michael Palin – A Night of Celebration


Saturday 29 / page 23Imperial College Symphony Orchestra

Spotlight on: Musical Theatre

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Future highlights

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Booking information

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Sunday 1 December, 6.30pm

Handel’s MessiahEnglish Chamber Orchestra

Ruby Hughes soprano Robin Blaze countertenor Nicholas Mulroy tenor Ben McAteer bass Simon Wright conductor Winchester Consort English Chamber Orchestra

When King George II first heard Handel’s Hallelujah Chorus, it is said that he jumped to his feet with excitement. But if Hallelujah! is all you know of Handel’s Messiah, you’re in for a glorious surprise because every note is just as inspired.

Not so much an oratorio, more a national institution; this is simply some of the most uplifting music ever written and the ECO’s Advent Sunday performances at Cadogan Hall have become something of a seasonal tradition.

With Simon Wright conducting hand-picked singers of the Winchester Consort, we celebrate all the melody and majesty of this timeless classic.

Please note start time.

Tickets: £45, £35, £25, £15ENCORE Members: £5 off top-price ticketsStudents and under 18s: £6 ticketsSeries and group discounts available

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Thursday 5 December, 7.30pm

Royal Philharmonic OrchestraThe Magic of Christmas

Programme includes: Finzi In Terra Pax – Christmas SceneWarlock Three CarolsVaughan Williams Folk Songs of the Four SeasonsDelius Sleigh Ride

Julia Doyle sopranoWilliam Dazeley baritoneCity of London ChoirHilary Davan Wetton conductor

Begin your festive season with sparkle and style, with this magical evening of choral and orchestral Christmas gems, featuring the City of London Choir.

Treat yourself to exquisite music by Finzi, Delius, Vaughan Williams and more, as well as much-loved carols by Rutter, Willcocks and Gardner, including In the Bleak Midwinter, Three Carols, The Little Road to Bethlehem and other seasonal favourites.

This concert is promoted in association with the City of London Choir.

Tickets: £40, £32.50, £25, £15ENCORE Members: £5 off top 3 pricesSeries and group discounts available

Tuesday 3 December, 7.30pm

Westminster Cathedral ChoirO magnum mysteriumChoral at Cadogan 2019–20

Victoria O magnum mysterium Plainsong Dominus dixit ad me Tallis O nata lux James MacMillan O radiant dawn Plainsong Puer natus est nobis Palestrina Rorate cæli Tallis Videte miraculum Joanna Marsh O magnum mysterium Victoria Alma redemptoris mater Plainsong Alleluia: Dominus dixit ad me Bruckner Ave Maria Poulenc O magnum mysterium Poulenc Quem vidistis pastores? Howells A spotless rose Eric Whitacre Lux aurumque Warlock Bethlehem DownMorten Lauridsen O magnum mysterium

Martin Baker director

This programme presents a mixture of the Westminster Cathedral Choir’s traditional Advent repertoire with some contemporary Christmas favourites, and the world premiere of a motet by Joanna Marsh, all centred on the text O magnum mysterium: a musical expression of the mystery of the incarnation – the arrival of Christ in the calm silence of the night.

Tickets: £36, £32, £29, £24, £19ENCORE Members: £32 for top price ticketsSeries and group discounts available

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London Concertante Christmas Concert

J Strauss II Die Fledermaus OvertureJ Strauss II Tritsch-Tratsch PolkaTchaikovsky Waltz from The Sleeping BeautyBottesini Gran Duo ConcertanteBrahms Hungarian Dance No. 5Tchaikovsky The Nutcracker SuiteJ Strauss II The Blue Danube Waltz

London Concertante

London Concertante, the UK’s leading chamber orchestra, celebrates Christmas with a host of wonderful Viennese music, featuring works by the ‘King of Waltzes’, Johann Strauss II, including The Blue Danube Waltz.

Also on the programme are Tchaikovsky’s perennial favourite, The Nutcracker Suite, and Brahms’ Hungarian Dance No. 5, plus a whole host of wonderful works.

Join London Concertante and get into the spirit of Christmas with this unforgettable night of music!


Tickets: £35, £30, £25, £19

Saturday 7 December, 2.30pm & 7.30pm

The Rat Pack at Christmas

Stephen Triffitt as Frank SinatraMark Adams as Dean MartinGeorge Daniel Long as Sammy Davis JrThe GolddiggersThe Manhattan Swing Orchestra

Back by popular demand and following sell-out performances across the globe, The Definitive Rat Pack brings you an evening of festive classics, including White Christmas, Baby It’s Cold Outside, The Christmas Song and Let It Snow, plus all-time favourites including I’ve Got You Under My Skin, That’s Amore, Mr Bojangles and New York, New York. What better way to get into the festive spirit!

Featuring Dean Martin’s sensational Golddiggers and the internationally-renowned 14-piece Manhattan Swing Orchestra, this is one Christmas party not to miss…

Tickets: £37.50, £29.50

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Friday 13 December, 7.30pm

The Choir with No Name’s Big Christmas Singalong

Once more, Cadogan Hall will be filled with festive cheer as The Choir with No Name, an organisation that runs choirs for homeless and marginalised people, returns with four choirs together to celebrate the festive season in spectacular singalong style!

Expect all the Christmas classics as well as a chance to sing along and be part of this unique, feel-good event.

Proceeds from the concert will support the work of The Choir with No Name.

Tickets: £15Senior Citizens / Students / Unemployed: £12

Tuesday 10 December, 11.00am

Westminster Cathedral School Gallery ChoirFree morning carol concert

Join us at Cadogan Hall for a coffee and a mince pie to watch a free morning carol concert given by the Gallery Choir of the Westminster Cathedral Choir School.

The Gallery Choir comprises boys who attend Westminster Cathedral Choir School as day pupils.

The Choir sings at Mass every Wednesday morning in the Lady Chapel at Westminster Cathedral, as well as singing at concerts in and around central London.

Free. No tickets required

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Monday 16 & Tuesday 17 December 2019, 7.30pm

The Sixteen at ChristmasChoral at Cadogan 2019–20

Walton Make we joy now in this festMatthew Martin Adam lay yboundenPoston Jesus Christ the apple treeWarlock Corpus ChristiHolst This have I done for my true lovePraetorius arr. Jan Sandström Lo, how a rose e’er bloomingJames Burton BalulalowCecilia McDowall Of a roseBritten A ceremony of carolsSelection of Medieval and traditional carols

Harry Christophers conductor

The Sixteen’s Christmas 2019 programme features Britten’s hugely popular A Ceremony of Carols. This masterful and unique work continues to be a staple of the choral canon and is an example of Britten’s genius.

The rest of the programme combines traditional Medieval carol tunes upon which so much Christmas music has been based, contrasted with more modern delights including Warlock’s Corpus Christi and Walton’s festive Make we joy now in this fest.

‘Thought-provoking and never predictable’The Guardian

Tickets: £47, £38, £31, £25, £19ENCORE Members: 10% off all ticket pricesSeries and group discounts available

Sunday 15 December, 3.00pm & 7.00pm

Carols by Candlelight

Cullen Joy to the WorldHandel Christmas Sequence from MessiahBach Air on the G StringHandel Zadok the PriestDarke In the Bleak MidwinterHandel Let the Bright Seraphim

And carols for all:Good King WenceslasOnce in Royal David’s CityWhile Shepherds Watched their FlocksO Come, All Ye FaithfulHark! The Herald Angels Sing

Timothy West special guest readerSusanna Hurrell sopranoMozart Festival ChorusMozart Festival OrchestraSteven Devine conductorPlus more to be confirmed

Following a sold-out show in 2018, Carols by Candlelight returns with two sublime concerts of carols and seasonal classics, staged in full 18th-century costume in an evocative candle-lit style setting.

Please note start times.

Tickets: £48.50, £38.50, £25.50

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Louise DearmanFra Fee Marisha WallaceRicardo AfonsoLaura Pitt-PulfordCraig MatherEmma KingstonEmma LindarsMatt Lucas host

Join leading stars of the West End for a family friendly celebration of Christmas - with classic songs and carols performed by our all-star West End cast including Louise Dearman (Wicked), Craig Mather (Wind in the Willows), Emma Kingston (Evita), Emma Lindars (Shrek the Musical), Marisha Wallace (Waitress), Ricardo Afonso (Jesus Christ Superstar), Laura Pitt-Pulford (Olivier Nomineee for Seven Brides for Seven Brothers), and Fra Fee (The Ferryman). Supported by the brilliant Stage Box Musical Theatre Kids Choir and The GSA Singers from the Guildford School of Acting, and a sensational West End Orchestra, this evening is hosted by renowned British Comedy legend Matt Lucas. This promises to be a magical show you won’t want to miss, as you begin your Christmas festivities!

Tickets: £42, £37, £32, £25ENCORE Members: £5 off top price ticketsSenior Citizens: £5 off

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Wednesday 18 December, 7.30pm

Carols at CadoganThe Bach Choir

Philip Scriven organMatthew Green percussionNigel Bates percussionLondon City BrassDavid Hill conductor

Start your Christmas celebrations early with The Bach Choir and special guests London City Brass for an evening of festive music and carols for all. A selection of some of the best carols old and new, and of course plenty of opportunity to stretch your vocal cords.

This special concert features the winning entry in the Sir David Willcocks Carol Competition.

Christmas carols and festive cheer guaranteed!

Tickets: £32, £24, £18, £13.50Students & children under 16: £5

Thursday 19 December, 7.30pm

West End Does: ChristmasA mix of contemporary and traditional Christmas songs performed by star West End performers

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Friday 20 December, 7.30pm

Christmas with Russell Watson

Favourites including:Silent Night O Holy Night White Christmas Adeste FidelesAve Mariaand many more…

Russell Watson Natasha Marsh guest singer Birmingham Voices Live Show Band

Singing sensation Russell Watson comes to Cadogan Hall this Christmas to perform an intimate evening of much-loved music, seasonal songs and carols for all. A festive treat not to be missed!

Tickets: £60, £52.50, £40

Saturday 21 December, 1.30pm & 4.30pm

The Snowman & Peter and the WolfMozart Symphony Orchestra

Howard Blake The Snowman (shown on the big screen with live orchestral accompaniment)Prokofiev Peter and the Wolf

Diggory Seacome narratorAlice Mackenzie sopranoPhilip Mackenzie conductor

A magical Christmas treat for all the family. Come and hear of Prokofiev’s tale of bravery narrated by special guest Diggory Seacome, and Raymond Brigg’s timeless classic The Snowman shown on the big screen with live accompaniment provided by the Mozart Symphony Orchestra.

Performances include the 11-year-old Alice Mackenzie singing Walking in the Air.

Christmas would not be Christmas without The Snowman!

Please note start times.

Tickets: £32, £28, £25, £15

Image © Snowman Enterprises Limited. The Snowman by Raymond Briggs is published by Puffin.

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Good King Wenceslas Away in a manger The first Nowell I saw three ships Deck the halls Ding Dong merrily on high! We wish you a merry Christmas And carols for all

London Concert Brass London Philharmonic Choir Neville Creed conductor

Toast the Christmas spirit with Charles Dickens and be transported back to the era of roasted goose, mistletoe and plum-pudding, as the London Concert Brass and London Philharmonic Choir are joined by a special guest reader to celebrate the very best of Victorian carols, classics and a selection of readings from Dickens’ A Christmas Carol.

Tickets: £48.50, £39.50, £26

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Carols and Classics with Charles Dickens

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Tuesday 31 December, 7.00pm

Rainer Hersch’s New Year’s Eve BashRainer Hersch Orkestra

Featuring music from (or almost from):Beethoven Symphony No. 5 (bits of); Für Elisa (jazzed up)Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue; Summertime (like, super unseasonal)Massenet Meditation from ThaïsRossini Overture to The Barber of SevilleJ Strauss II Cuckoo Polka; Laughing Song; Blue Danube Waltz; Radetzky MarchApple Ringtones RagVideo Games LiveConducting CompetitionPlus seasonal faves and more. Much, much more!

Tasmin Little OBE violinLaura Ruhí Vidal sopranoRainer Hersch conductor/host

Comedian and conductor Rainer Hersch’s New Year’s Eve Bash is a concert like no other: a fantastic blend of orchestral music, stand-up comedy, excitement and surprises, all guaranteed to send you off into 2020 with a skip in your step.

The must-see NYE event – total sell-out 2017 and 2018, so get your tickets while you can.

‘Hilarious and what great musicianship!’


Tickets: £45 (premium), £35, £25, £19.50ENCORE Members: £5 off £35 tickets Concessions: £2 off

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Saturday 4 January, 7.30pm

Twickenham ChoralPoulenc and Honegger

Thursday 16 January, 7.30pm

Music without BordersPresented by Mark Stephenson and The Internava Project

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Poulenc GloriaHonegger Christmas CantataPoulenc Stabat Mater

Sophie Bevan sopranoBrandenburg SinfoniaChristopher Herrick conductor

Still within the twelve days of Christmas, Twickenham Choral performs Honegger’s intriguing Christmas Cantata, based on popular and liturgical themes and notable for its medley of traditional carols in French, German and Latin.

On either side are heard Poulenc’s two best-loved choral works, the Gloria and the Stabat Mater, both reflecting his deep and joyful faith, solemn and exuberant in turn.

This is a Brandenburg Choral Festival of London event.

In aid of RNIB.

Tickets: £25, £22, £18ENCORE Members: £5 off top price ticketsStudents: £5 off top price tickets (not available online) RNIB members: £2 off top price tickets

Patricia Rozario OBE sopranoInternava String Quartet (Darragh Morgan leader)Diogo Carlos guitarMehdi Rostami setarAshkan Layegh pianoMark Stephenson conductor

Swiss composer Nik Bärtsch’s hypnotic Modul 5 opens the programme, which also includes music by Steve Reich, Dmitri Shostakovich and Farokhzad Layegh. Kurdish music performed by all nine international performers and conducted by Mark Stephenson closes the evening.

New paintings, evocative of Persian Art by the artist Annabel Sebag-Montefiore, will be projected on big screen. The paintings were commissioned for a new animation film in the making, Zal and The Phoenix, a fantasy story of acceptance and friendship.

BBC Chief International Correspondent, Lyse Doucet OBE, interviews musicians on stage during the concert.

Proceeds go to Phoenix Creative Arts. Registered Charity 1183596.

Tickets: £30, £25, £20, £15, £10Students & concessions: £5 off

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Friday 17 January & Friday 21 February, 7.30pm

The Classic Rock Show 2020

The Classic Rock Fan’s Ultimate Live Jukebox!

The Classic Rock Show returns to the UK in early 2020 with an amazing new live production celebrating the very best of classic rock.

Paying tribute to many of the world’s all-time classic rock greats, The Classic Rock Show’s musicians power through legendary performances from the likes of Led Zeppelin, Dire Straits, Steely Dan, Eric Clapton, AC/DC, Queen, The Eagles, Fleetwood Mac and The Who, plus many, many more.

Performed with note-for-note precision, bringing the original iconic and era-defining recordings back to life on stage, with a sound and light show to match.

Anthem after anthem, riff after riff and solo after solo, The Classic Rock Show takes you on a musical journey through two and a half hours of classic rock’s finest moments culminating in a show-stopping guitar duel that is definitely not to be missed.

A real gem of a rock show – sore throat guaranteed!

Tickets: £39.50, £29.50

Monday 20 January, 7.30pm

Joshua Bell and the Academy of St Martin in the Fields

J.S. Bach Violin Concerto in A minorSchubert arr. Mahler String Quartet in D minor, ‘Death and the Maiden’J.S. Bach Brandenburg Concerto No. 3Piazzolla Four Seasons of Buenos Aires

Joshua Bell violin & music director

Joshua Bell leads the Academy in a programme of iconic string orchestra repertoire from the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries.

Bell features as soloist in Bach’s spirited Violin Concerto in A minor before directing his virtuosic Third Brandenburg Concerto from the leader’s chair.

Mahler’s sumptuous string orchestra arrangement of Schubert’s String Quartet in D minor, ‘Death and the Maiden’, and Piazzolla’s Four Seasons of Buenos Aires complete the programme. Adapted by composer and Piazzolla aficionado Leonid Desyatnikov in the 1990s, Four Seasons of Buenos Aires brilliantly fuses Piazzolla’s music with Vivaldi’s original Four Seasons and is undoubtedly one of the most popular violin works of modern times.

Tickets: £55, £42.50, £30, £17.50, £10

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Tuesday 21 January, 7.30pm

London Chamber OrchestraFriday 24 January, 7.30pm

English Chamber Orchestra

Freya Waley-Cohen Changeling (UK premiere)Mozart Piano Concerto No. 23 K488Sibelius Symphony No. 3

George Li piano Oliver Zeffman conductor

‘After hearing my Third Symphony Rimsky-Korsakov shook his head and said: “Why don’t you do it the usual way?”… And now I am certain that my symphonies are played more than his.’

So wrote Sibelius is 1940, 33 years after his Third Symphony premiered to a bemused audience hungry for more over the top Romanticism. Now we know it for what it is – the first ‘Sibelian’ symphony, with the subtlety and melodic development that became his trademark.

It’s paired here with Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 23, a remarkable piece which contemporary audiences were barely given the chance to hear, as he claimed to keep it as one of the ‘compositions which I keep for myself or for a small circle of music-lovers and connoisseurs.’

Tickets: £40, £30, £20, £10ENCORE Members: £5 off top price ticketsStudents and under 18s (in person with valid ID only): £5Series and group discounts available

Cimarosa Overture I traci amantiElgar Serenade for StringsHaydn Concerto for two lira organizzate No. 1 in C majorStamitz Concerto for flute and oboe in G majorMozart Symphony No. 29 in A major

Ana de la Vega flute Ramón Ortega Quero oboe David Juritz director

A combination of instruments barely explored since the great Swiss collaboration of Heinz Holliger and Aurèle Nicolet in the early 1980s, the ECO and star soloists Ana de la Vega (flute) and Ramón Ortega Quero (oboe) bring to life some of Haydn’s very late works – commissions by King Ferdinand of Naples, and forgotten gems by Karl Stamitz which have remained in manuscript for over 300 years. Full of life, genius and operatic charm, these works uncover the mystic love affair between the flute and oboe – a relationship intrinsic, almost cornerstone, to the symphonic repertoire, now bought to the fore.

Tickets: £45, £35, £25, £15ENCORE Members: £5 off top price ticketsSeries and group discounts available

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Wednesday 29 January, 7.30pm

Orchestre National de LilleZurich International Orchestra Series 2019–20

Ravel Ma Mère l’Oye SuiteDebussy La MerBeethoven Piano Concerto No. 4Ravel La Valse

Eric Lu pianoAlexandre Bloch conductor

The Orchestre National de Lille promises to shine in this programme packed with luscious French textures and evocative melodies from the very best of the French composers: Ravel and Debussy. Completing the programme with its poise and grace is Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 4, performed by 2018 Leeds International Piano Competition Winner Eric Lu, whose recent release of this Concerto garnered great critical acclaim.

‘Artistry of that kind is rare in pianists of any age; to find it in a 20-year old is simply astounding’ The Daily Telegraph

Arpège is happy to sponsor the UK tour of Orchestre National de Lille.

Tickets: £45 (premium), £42, £35, £28, £22, £18ENCORE Members: premium seats for £42, £42 seats for £35Series and group discounts available

Sunday 26 January, 3.00pm

The Benny Goodman Orchestra’s famous 1938 Carnegie Hall ConcertThe Jazz Repertory Company

Pete Long and his GoodmenJoan Viskant vocals

The return of the show that has sold out Cadogan Hall on all four previous occasions.

Bandleader and clarinettist Pete Long (Ronnie Scott’s Big Band, Echoes of Ellington and sax star of Jools Holland’s Rhythm and Blues Orchestra) presents a superlative recreation of one of the greatest concerts in jazz history.

The 16 musicians of the Goodmen will recreate Benny Goodman’s famous Carnegie Hall concert which featured swing stars such as trumpeter Harry James and drummer Gene Krupa. It was also the first time that black and white jazz musicians appeared together on the concert stage in the USA with Lionel Hampton on vibes, Teddy Wilson on piano, and Duke Ellington and Count Basie band members making guest appearances. In 1938 the musicians played without amplification and the wonderful acoustics of Cadogan Hall make it possible for our anniversary concert to do likewise.


Tickets: £37, £29, £24, £19Under 18s (accompanied by a full-price adult) and students under 25: 50% offSeries discounts available

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Thursday 6 February, 7.30pm

Cesar Camargo Mariano‘Joined’

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Cesar Camargo Mariano pianoRüdiger Liebermann violinWalter Seyfarth clarinetEgor Egorkin fluteSidiel Vieira double bassConrado Goys guitarThiago Rabello drums

‘Joined’ is a unique collaboration between popular and classical artists conceived and led by celebrated pianist Cesar Camargo Mariano.

Integrating bossa-jazz and classical styles, the collaboration received critical acclaim earning them a Grammy nomination for ‘Best Instrumental Album’ (Latin Grammy, 2016).

Cesar Camargo Mariano brings his Brazilian quartet and is accompanied by an outstanding trio of soloists from the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra.

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Friday 7 February, 7.30pm

A Country Night In Nashville

Sunday 9 February, 6.00pm

West End Does: Love

A mixture of musical theatre and movie score love songs

Join leading stars of the West End and our fabulous West End Orchestra for a celebration of the best love songs from stage and screen over the years, as we approach Valentine’s Day.

Featuring classic songs from shows such as Phantom of the Opera, Wicked, Miss Saigon and movies including Moulin Rouge, Top Gun and The Bodyguard.


Tickets: £42, £37, £32, £25ENCORE Members: £5 off top price ticketsSenior Citizens: £5 off

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A Country Night In Nashville recreates the scene of a buzzing Honky Tonk in downtown Nashville, perfectly capturing the energy and atmosphere of an evening in the home of country music.

Prepare to be transported on a musical journey through the history of Country, featuring songs from its biggest stars both past and present. Hits from Johnny Cash to Alan Jackson, Dolly to the Dixie Chicks, Willie Nelson to Kacey Musgraves, are showcased by the amazing Dominic Halpin and the Hurricanes.

With songs including Ring Of Fire, Crazy, Follow Your Arrow, It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere, Need You Now, 9-5, and The Gambler to name just a few, this incredible celebration of country music is a night not to be missed.

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Tuesday 11 February, 7.30pm

The SixteenAcis & Galatea

Handel Acis & Galatea

Concert performance featuring five singers and nine instrumentalists

Grace Davidson GalateaJeremy Budd AcisMark Dobell DamonSimon Berridge CoridonStuart Young Polyphemus Selected instrumentalists from the Orchestra of The Sixteen Harry Christophers conductor

Handel’s Acis & Galatea is a pastoral opera and a tale of love, tragedy and liberation, with the eternal love between mortal shepherd Acis and goddess Galatea doomed by the jealous cyclops Polyphemus. Staying true to the premiere in 1718, The Sixteen will use a small selection of singers and instrumentalists in this intimate concert performance.

‘Christophers uses stylish Handelians and ‘consort’ singers who blend to perfection in this intimate ‘chamber’ performance’The Sunday Times

Tickets: £45, £36, £28, £20, £16ENCORE Members: 10% discount

Monday 10 February, 7.30pm

Iceland Symphony OrchestraZurich International Orchestra Series 2019–20

Bizet L’Arlésienne Suites (selection)Ravel Piano Concerto for the Left HandAnna Thorvaldsdóttir AerealityProkofiev Romeo and Juliet (selection)

Yeol Eum Son pianoYan Pascal Tortelier conductor

Written for a pianist who had lost his right hand in World War One, Ravel’s Piano Concerto for the Left Hand is a spectacular piece to experience; full of jazz influences virtuosity and flair. Yeol Eum Son will perform it with her characteristic sensitivity, backed by the Iceland Symphony Orchestra.

Yan Pascal Tortelier leads the Orchestra in a programme culminating in excerpts from Prokofiev’s dramatic Romeo and Juliet – the tragic story of star-crossed lovers told just before Valentine’s Day.

‘Yeol Eum Son, a model of clarity and fleetness’The Times

Tickets: £45 (premium), £42, £35, £28, £22, £18ENCORE Members: premium seats for £42, £42 seats for £35Series and group discounts available

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Wednesday 12 February, 7.30pm

Mendelssohn’s Elijah

Mendelssohn Elijah

Elin Manahan Thomas sopranoKatie Bray mezzo-sopranoEd Lyon tenorColin Schachat baritoneCity of London ChoirLondon Mozart PlayersHilary Davan Wetton conductor

An exciting cast of soloists joins the London Mozart Players and the City of London Choir for a vivid interpretation of Elijah: the biblical epic brought to life by Mendelssohn’s beautiful and powerful score.

The story of the great prophet – an important figure in Judaism, Christianity and Islam – is full of drama: false gods, famine and flood; ravens and resurrection; earthquake, wind and fire. The oratorio was immediately taken to the hearts of the British audience for whom it was written, thanks to its strong characters and narrative, rich orchestral colour and stirring choruses, and has remained one of the most loved choral works to this day.

Tickets: £35, £28, £20, £15ENCORE Members: £5 off top price ticketsGroups of 10+: 20% offStudents: half price (available in person on production of valid ID)


Hibla GerzmavaItalian arias and Russian romances

Hibla Gerzmava sopranoEkaterina Ganelina piano

Celebrated soprano Hibla Gerzmava is making a long-awaited return to London to give a recital with her long-time pianist partner Ekaterina Ganelina. Ms Gerzmava has enjoyed a meteoric rise on the international opera stage since winning the Grand Prix at the prestigious International Tchaikovsky Competition. Her brilliant technique and luminous voice have captivated audiences at Teatro alla Scala, Zürich Opera House, Bolshoi Theatre, Opéra national de Paris and the Royal Opera House. In 2019–20 she returns to the New York Metropolitan Opera to appear as Liu in Puccini’s Turandot.

Hibla Gerzmava’s recital program will include masterpieces for voice and piano, including best known Russian romances and Italian operatic arias.

Tickets: £75 (premium), £40, £35, £30, £25

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Friday 14 February, 7.30pm

Royal Philharmonic OrchestraOrchestral Valentines

Programme includes:Barry Main Theme from Out of AfricaChopin Piano Concerto No. 1: RomanzeElgar Salut d’amourJarre Lara’s Theme from Doctor ZhivagoMancini Moon River from Breakfast at Tiffany’sMascagni Cavalleria rusticana: IntermezzoMassenet Thaïs: MéditationRachmaninov Piano Concerto No. 2: AdagioRota Love Theme from Romeo & JulietSteiner Tara’s Theme from Gone with the WindTchaikovsky Romeo & Juliet Fantasy OvertureVerdi La traviata Overture

Clare Hammond pianoPetroc Trelawny presenterPaul Bateman conductor

The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra performs some of the most romantic pieces of music ever written, from the worlds of film, opera and classical music. Featuring well-known themes from Gone with the Wind, Doctor Zhivago, Breakfast at Tiffany’s and Out of Africa, as well as much-loved classics by Rachmaninov, Mascagni, Tchaikovsky, Chopin, Verdi, Massenet, and more.

Tickets: £53, £43, £33, £23Group discounts available

Saturday 15 February, 7.30pm

The BBC Big BandThe Art of Swing and Song

Jacqui Dankworth MBE vocalsClaire Martin OBE vocalsElaine Delmar vocalsCharlie Wood vocalsLiane Carroll vocalsBarry Forgie conductor

The internationally acclaimed BBC Big Band is joined by a stellar line-up of special guests for this incredible gala concert – featuring a timeless collection of big band numbers from the likes of Ella Fitzgerald, Peggy Lee and Billie Holiday, through to Ray Charles and Sinatra, and beyond!

Through a diverse repertoire arranged and curated by the BBC Big Band and their guests, the concert celebrates the music of the 20th century’s most iconic vocalists, whose legacy and influence defines a classic era of singing.

An unmissable evening of feel-good music, celebrating the art of Swing and Song, in aid of the Stroke Association.

‘World-class musicians… a brilliant musical force’The Telegraph

Tickets: £39.50, £32, £26, £19.50

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English Chamber OrchestraLeia Zhu plays Mendelssohn

Mendelssohn A Midsummer Night’s Dream OvertureMendelssohn Violin Concerto in E minorDvořák Romance for Violin and OrchestraSchubert Symphony No. 3

Leia Zhu violinJoseph Wolfe conductor

Music, like nature, occasionally produces something that looks much like a miracle. In the 19th century, it was the teenage prodigy Felix Mendelssohn. In 2019, it’s the 13-year old violin virtuoso Leia Zhu, who’s astonished audiences and critics across Europe, and tonight makes her British concerto debut in Mendelssohn’s hugely popular Violin Concerto.

‘It is fun,’ she says. ‘That’s also the beauty of making music. Each time, it is different.’

Fresh, brilliant and utterly life-affirming, her performance will be the heart of a whole evening of music specially chosen to prove that where genius is concerned, youth is a state of mind.


Tickets: £45, £35, £25, £15ENCORE Members: £5 off top price ticketsSeries and group discounts available

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Tuesday 18 February, 7.30pm

CupertinosChoral at Cadogan 2019–20

de Cristo Lamentationes Jheremie prophetæ 1:1-5Mendes Missa de Quadragesima – Kyriede Brito Assumpsit JesusCardoso Lamentationes 1:6–7Mendes Missa de Quadragesima – CredoLopes Morago De profundisTrosylho Circumdederunt mede Cristo Parce mihi DomineMendes Missa de Quadragesima – Sanctus & Benedictusde Magalhães Commissa meaCardoso Sitivit anima meaMendes Missa de Quadragesima – Agnus Deide Almeida Lamentationes 2:8-11Mendes Missa de Quadragesima – Benedicamus Domino

Luís Toscano director

Founded in 2009, Cupertinos have established themselves as true ambassadors of Portuguese polyphony. Fresh and untamed in character, their performances showcase Iberian passion and a distinctly Portuguese essence. Experience the richness of 16th- and 17th-century Portuguese polyphony in this programme that provides a panoramic view of the poignant liturgies of Lent and of the Dead.

Tickets: £36, £32, £29, £24, £19ENCORE Members pay £32 for top price ticketsSeries and group discounts available

2019 Gramophone Award Winners

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London Chamber OrchestraAustrian Masters

Biber Battalia à 10Mozart Violin Concerto No. 5Warlock Capriol SuiteHaydn Symphony No. 44, ‘Trauer’

Benjamin Beilman violin/director

If you like your orchestral music with a little flair and lots of drama, look no further. Mozart’s virtuosic violin concert sits side by side with Haydn’s Trauer or Mourning symphony – a piece so achingly brilliant the composer himself requested that it was played at his funeral.

Two slightly more unusual pieces – baroque composer Biber’s Battalia à 10 and the 20th-century Capriol Suite – provide a collection of sparkling dance rhythms, from European folk to the Renaissance court.

Tickets: £40, £30, £20, £10ENCORE Members: £5 off top price ticketsStudents and under 18s (in person with valid ID only): £5Series and group discounts available


Royal Philharmonic OrchestraSymphonic Colours

Glinka A Life for the Tsar OvertureBrahms Double ConcertoTchaikovsky Symphony No. 5

Duncan Riddell violinRichard Harwood celloDomingo Hindoyan conductor

Few works could be described as a cornerstone of Russian music better than Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 5. The use of the recurring Fate theme as an emotional core paints new orchestral colours in each movement with intensity and purpose. Its frequent use hints also at a deep anxiety plaguing the composer, underlying even when the sullen final movement is broken by a triumphant conclusion. Despite the composer’s doubts, it is rightfully celebrated as one of the great Romantic symphonies.

Brahms’ Double Concerto written for violin, cello and orchestra makes for an exquisite first half with RPO Leader Duncan Riddell and Principal Cello Richard Harwood. A masterpiece of virtuosic writing and instrumentation, Brahms’ last orchestral work set new boundaries for the possibilities of the concerto form.

RPO Prelude, 6.15pmWeber Clarinet Quintet in B flat major

Tickets: £40, £32.50, £25, £15RPO Prelude: £10 (free to evening ticket holders) ENCORE Members: £5 off top three pricesSeries and group discounts available

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Royal Philharmonic OrchestraWagner 360°

Wagner Prelude and Liebestod from Tristan und IsoldeLiszt Piano Concerto No. 2Hans von Bülow NirwanaBrahms Variations on a Theme by Haydn

Mariam Batsashvili pianoAlexander Shelley conductor

Wagner’s incomparable opera Tristan und Isolde features in the second concert of Alexander Shelley’s 360° series, exploring musical influences and relationships that inspired great composers. The profoundly meditative Prelude opens the opera with lush orchestration, expressive harmonies and chromaticism that divided those who heard it in its day, irrevocably influencing the course of Western music in the 19th century.

Bülow and Liszt were both contemporaries and supporters of Wagner, whose personal relationships are well documented through Wagner’s scandalous affair with Liszt’s daughter – Bülow’s wife. Liszt’s Piano Concerto No. 2 and Bülow’s Nirwana exhibit a Wagnerian fanaticism, but countering this is Brahms, whose stalwart conservative voice of the era is heard in the classically influenced Variations on a Theme by Haydn.

Tickets: £40, £32.50, £25, £15ENCORE Members: £5 off top three pricesSeries and group discounts available


Michael Palin – A Night of CelebrationTravel, Python and Other Stories

In the first part of the show – Around the world in 30 years – Michael celebrates 30 years of his travels by recalling some of his highlights.

In the second half of the show Michael celebrates 50 years of Monty Python – he shows how comedy and adventure have been natural bedfellows during a rich and diverse career.

This evening is to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Action for Stammering Children which is based at the Michael Palin Centre in London – all proceeds will go direct to the Charity. Michael is Vice President of the Charity.

Tickets: £135 (meet and greet), £55, £35, £20

A limited number of ‘Meet and Greet’ experience tickets are available which will include:

Premium top price ticket with the best view ‘Meet and Greet’ with Michael Palin Signed copy of Michael Palin’s North Korea Journal Glass of wine

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Saturday 29 February, 7.30pm

Imperial College Symphony OrchestraSpring Concert

Walton Portsmouth PointStuart Hancock Violin ConcertoMussorgsky (orch. Ravel) Pictures at an Exhibition

Jack Liebeck violinOliver Gooch conductor

The exciting and talented Imperial College Symphony Orchestra, rightly recognised as one of the finest university orchestras in the UK, are welcomed back for their annual concert at the Cadogan Hall.

Starting with Walton’s short but intense Portsmouth Point, vibrant and award-winning soloist Jack Liebeck then takes the stage to perform award-winning composer Stuart Hancock’s impressive new Violin Concerto. The evening will be brought to a close with Ravel’s celebrated orchestration of Mussorgsky’s wonderful Pictures at an Exhibition; certainly an evening not to be missed!

Tickets: £20, £17, £12Students: £5 off all tickets

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Tuesday 3 December

Westminster Cathedral ChoirWorld-class Westminster Cathedral Choir performs a programme of music to celebrate Advent by composers from Tallis to Eric Whitacre.

Monday 16 & Tuesday 17 December

The Sixteen at ChristmasThe Sixteen perform Britten’s A Ceremony of Carols as well as traditional Medieval carols and more modern delights from Warlock and Walton.

Tuesday 18 February

CupertinosExperience the richness of 16th- and 18th-century Portuguese polyphony in a performance from Cupertinos, renowned for their Iberian passion.

Thursday 26 March

Danish National Vocal EnsembleThe Danish National Vocal Ensemble, acclaimed for their pure Nordic sound, presents a cross-section of Danish music and motets by J.S. Bach.

Wednesday 29 April

The Cardinall’s MusickThe Cardinall’s Musick sets 16th-century polyphony from Byrd and Gibbons alongside contemporary mystic minimalism from Tavener and Arvo Pärt.

Thursday 21 May

The Gesualdo SixFollow the evolution of the madrigal from Monteverdi to Ligeti with The Gesualdo Six in their return performance at Cadogan Hall.

Thursday 18 June

The Tallis ScholarsThe Tallis Scholars close the season with Thomas Tallis’ glorious Spem in alium for 40 voices.

Tickets: £36, £32, £29, £24, £19 ENCORE members: £36 tickets for £32

Tickets for The Sixteen and The Tallis Scholars: £47, £38, £31, £25, £19 ENCORE members: 10% off

Series discounts of up to 15% available

Group discounts of up to 30% available

Cadogan Hall presents

Choral at Cadogan2019–20

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Sunday 2 February, 2.30pm & 6.30pm

Sierra BoggessBroadway star and Olivier Award nominee Sierra Boggess gives two performances, fresh from her appearances in Ever After and The Age of Innocence.


Zorro: The MusicalZorro: The Musical retells the dramatic tale of this romantic hero set to the famous red-hot Gipsy King beat and features a star-studded cast.

Sunday 12 April, 2.30pm & 6.30pm

Stephanie J Block2019 Tony Award winner, star of 9 to 5, Wicked and The Cher Show, Stephanie J Block makes a long-awaited return to London.

Thursday 19 December, 7.30pm Sunday 9 February, 6.00pm

West End Does ...Enjoy a Christmas-themed romp through musical theatre favourites in December, then a selection of love songs from the West End and the movies in February, performed by musical theatre stars.

Cadogan Hall is fast becoming the go-to venue for performances with your favourite Broadway and West-End stars. The Hall’s beautiful and intimate setting makes those stunning melodies sing, and offers up-close encounters with the very best in the business. Upcoming highlights include:

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Monday 9 March, 7.30pm

Colin ThackeryColin Thackery, the winner who stole everyone’s hearts on Britain’s Got Talent earlier this year, has announced a major tour for 2020 including a very special 90th birthday celebration here at Cadogan Hall.

Thursday 5 March, 7.30pm

Royal Philharmonic OrchestraSibelius Karelia SuiteBruch Violin Concerto No. 1Rachmaninov Symphony No. 3

Kristine Balanas violinAndris Poga conductor

Saturday 14 March, 7.30pm

Clare Teal and her BIG Mini Big BandAward-winning jazz vocalist and Radio 2 presenter Clare Teal and her BIG Mini Big Band bring you more exhilarating swing as they celebrate 100 years of pop music.

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Beethoven 250th Anniversary Piano Concerto SeriesMozart Symphony No. 32, ‘Overture in The Italian Style’Mozart Symphony No. 35, ‘Haffner’Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 2Mozart Symphony No. 40

Elizabeth Sombart pianoPierre Vallet conductor Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

Friday 13 March, 7.30pm

Swedish PhilharmoniaMendelssohn Symphony No. 5 ‘Reformation’Prokofiev Violin Concerto No. 2Sibelius Symphony No. 5

Viktoria Mullova violinJaime Martín conductor

Wednesday 25 March, 7.30pm

London Chamber OrchestraKeith Burstein Memories of Bonn (world premiere)Bloch Concertino for flute, viola and stringsHummel Trumpet ConcertoBeethoven Symphony No. 7

Lucienne Renaudin Vary trumpetKaren Jones fluteRosemary Warren-Green violaChristopher Warren-Green conductor

Thursday 2 April, 7.30pm

Miloš – The Voice of the Guitar ‘Classical music’s guitar hero’ Miloš Karadaglić performs music from his fifth album, The Sound of Silence.

Monday 6 April, 7.30pm

Verdi’s AidaRussian State Opera

Enjoy Verdi’s timeless and emotional opera with breathtaking melodies.

Sunday 5 April, 3.00pm

It’s Trad Dad The Jazz Repertory Company

The Barber, Bilk and Ballstars play music by Chris Barber, Acker Bilk and Kenny Ball plus Terry Lightfoot, Alex Welsh, Humphrey Lyttelton and more!


Danish National Vocal EnsembleThe Danish National Vocal Ensemble, acclaimed for their pure Nordic sound, presents a cross-section of Danish music and motets by J.S. Bach.

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Sloane Square Tube StationTwo minutes’ walk Upon exiting Sloane Square station, turn immediately right, passing the Royal Court Theatre. Cross over Cliveden Place and walk up Sedding Street towards Cadogan Hall.

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If you love attending concerts at Cadogan Hall, then our ENCORE membership scheme is for you. Members can take advantage of exclusive privileges including:

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Cadogan Hall has a range of services to assist customers with access needs including provision for wheelchair users in the stalls. Customers in receipt of disability-related state benefits and members of our Access Scheme may be entitled to concessionary ticket prices for some events or a free personal assistant seat. Please contact the Box Office or visit cadoganhall.com/access for an Access Scheme registration form.

Wheelchair users If you use a wheelchair and wish to transfer to a seat, we regret we may not be able to provide a member of staff to help you physically. However, we will arrange for your wheelchair to be taken away and stored. A lift is located to the right once inside the Box Office reception allowing access to a lowered Box Office counter. Foyer areas are on the same level as the Box Office and the lower foyer bar (Oakley Room) is accessed via a wide access lift. Seats within the stalls are accessed via a wide lift as are adapted toilet facilities.

The GalleryPlease note the lift provides access to all levels except the gallery seating areas. Gallery seats are only accessible via a staircase which consists of 62 steps. Customers with significant mobility problems are advised not to book Gallery seats.

Customers with hearing requirementsThe auditorium is fitted with an infra-red amplification system. This is not the same as a Loop System so switching your hearing aid to ‘T’ is not sufficient. Please contact a member of staff on arrival to be given an amplification aid.

Customers with sight impairmentGuide dogs are welcome to access the hall and auditorium but please do let us know prior to arriving at the hall so we may make any special arrangements if necessary. ‘Touch / Familiarisation’ tours can be arranged and we have unisex accessible toilets on all levels except the Gallery.

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BarsCadogan Hall’s bars offer a large selection of wines, beers, spirits, champagne, soft drinks, tea and coffee.

You can pre-order interval drinks at the bar before the performance to have them ready and waiting for you after the first half.

Special occasion? You can also pre-order glasses of champagne when booking online.

For the majority of performances, drinks may be taken into the auditorium in our compostable glasses. Please note that you will not be permitted to bring your own food and drink into the Hall.

FoodA selection of sandwiches, snacks and confectionery are available at all bars.

Cadogan Hall presents

Zurich International Orchestra Series 2019–20

Arrivals from:

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Wednesday 29 JanuaryOrchestre National de LilleEric Lu performs Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 4, plus orchestral music from Debussy and Ravel.

Monday 10 FebruaryIceland Symphony OrchestraYan Pascal Tortelier conducts selections from Prokofiev’s Romeo and Juliet.

Friday 13 MarchSwedish PhilharmoniaJaime Martín conducts Sibelius’ Fifth Symphony and Viktoria Mullova plays Prokofiev.

Thursday 23 AprilSiberian Symphony OrchestraFreddy Kempf plays Rachmaninov’s Third Piano Concerto, plus Tchaikovsky’s Fourth Symphony.

Wednesday 27 MaySt Petersburg Symphony OrchestraHear Tchaikovsky’s Fifth Symphony, plus his Violin Concerto performed by Jennifer Pike.

Tickets: £45 (premium), £42, £35, £28, £22, £18 ENCORE member discounts: premium seats for £42; £42 seats for £35 Series discounts of up to 15% available Group discounts of up to 25% available

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