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Harp Chamber Music

Royal Academy of Music

Come and experience tomorrow's stars from the Jutland Music Conservatory. Here, the students will play a varied program in different constellations with music by e.g. Brahms, Haydn and Saariaho. The audience will experience a flute/singing duo, a clarinet trio and a string quartet.

Aarhus Chamber Music Festival: RISING STARS

Musikhuset Aarhus

Shostakovich called his Fifth Symphony “a Soviet artist’s response to just criticism”, but every note tells a much darker truth. From its savage opening to final, blazing chords, this is music that really is a matter of life and death. It’ll make an explosive finish to a concert that begins with Roussel’s whirlwind Bacchus and Ariane (fast becoming a Domingo Hindoyan signature following the release of his critically-acclaimed first album in 2022) and stars powerhouse pianist – and the 2021 Leeds International Piano Competition winner – Alim Beisembayev, in a gorgeous new concerto by the Jamaican-born British composer Eleanor Alberga.

On Demand: Shostakovich’s Symphony No.5

Royal Liverpool Philharmonic

The BSO Benevolent Fund is a charity run by the musicians for the musicians. It was set up in 1958 to provide financial support for musicians in cases of prolonged and/or serious illness or injury. From the start it has been successful in meeting these aims with the very generous support of those who have contributed. The main source of income is the annual Benevolent Fund Concert at which all the musicians give freely of their services, as have many conductors and soloists who have featured in these concerts over the years. The Fund also embraces members when they retire, and by keeping in touch with them at Christmas it helps to maintain a link with old colleagues.

BSO Benevolent Fund

Christchurch Priory

Shostakovich’s Symphony No.5

### Beethoven Five Concert

**Date:** Sunday, 21 April 2024  
**Time:** 1:45 pm  
**Venue:** Assembly Hall, Worthing  
**Conductor:** John Gibbons  
**Leader:** Julian Leaper  

Join us for an extraordinary musical journey as the Worthing Symphony Orchestra presents "Beethoven Five," a concert featuring some of the most iconic and captivating pieces in classical music.

**Program:**
- **Mozart - Overture - The Magic Flute:** Embark on a fantastical fairytale journey from darkness to light with Mozart's brilliant overture, contrasting the solemn music of the priesthood led by Sarastro with the energetic themes of the Queen of the Night.
- **Warlock - Capriol Suite:** Experience the charm of French Renaissance dances through Peter Warlock's Capriol Suite, based on Thoinot Arbeau’s Orchésographie.
- **Schumann - Konzertstuck for 4 horns:** Marvel at the virtuosity of the WSO horn section led by Dave Lee, as they perform Schumann’s tour-de-force, showcasing the full potential of the new valve-horns with a blend of military fanfares and romantic melodies.
- **Roussel - Sinfonietta, Op. 52:** Delight in the French theme with Albert Roussel's short yet captivating Sinfonietta for Strings, composed in 1934.
- **Beethoven - Symphony No. 5:** Conclude the concert with Beethoven’s mighty Fifth Symphony, renowned for its famous four-note opening that plunges the audience into a profound musical journey from darkness to light.

This concert promises an afternoon of exceptional music, featuring a blend of dramatic overtures, romantic horn concertos, and timeless symphonies. Don't miss the chance to experience these masterpieces live.

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Secure your seats now and be part of an unforgettable musical experience at the Assembly Hall in Worthing.

Beethoven Five

Assembly Hall Theatre

The event is free and you can just show up without a ticket. Please come in good time.

Masterclass concert with Stefan Koim, guitar

Royal Academy of Music Aarhus

Carmen is stabbed to death by a jealous lover, Salome causes the beheading of John the Baptist, Delilah tricks Samson, Ophelia descends into madness and drowns … There are countless love stories that end in tragedy, inspiring some of the most beautiful music. 

Fatal Attraction

Centre Leonardo Da Vinci

Place des Arts

If heaven has a soundtrack, it may well include music by Massenet, Roussel, and Mozart. Massanet’s beloved “Méditation” from his opera Thaïs, in a gorgeous arrangement for four cellos, opens this program. Albert Roussel’s Sérénade combines flute and harp with string trio for a work that is alternatingly haunting and lighthearted. The program concludes with Mozart’s jolly Wind Serenade for two oboes, two clarinets, two bassoons, and two horns. Composed to impress a potential patron, the elegant work has been delighting audiences for over 200 years!

Heavenly Harmony

Beatrice Friedman Symphony Center

A feast for the eyes and ears. French animator Grégoire Pont conjures an entire world before our eyes. In Albert Roussel’s The Spider’s Feast, Pont's sketches dance on screen while the SLSO plays. Sergei Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf is accompanied by the Academy Award-winning short film, and the SLSO captures the energy of Francis Poulenc’s colorful musical fables, Les Animaux modèles.  

Musical Fables

Stifel Theatre

Reserve your seats today and enjoy unbeatable savings by subscribing to New World Symphony’s Saturday Two series. Starting at just $20 a concert, a Saturday Two subscription features unforgettable performances with Stéphane Denève, Michael Tilson Thomas, pianist Emanuel Ax, jazz pianist Aaron Diehl and 87 of the world’s best young musicians.

Denève and Isabel Leonard

New World Center

Multiple Grammy Award-winning conductor JoAnn Falletta serves as Music Director of the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, Music Director Laureate of the Virginia Symphony Orchestra, Principal Guest Conductor of the Brevard Music Center, and Artistic Adviser of the Hawaii Symphony Orchestra. Upon her appointment as Music Director of the Buffalo Philharmonic, Falletta became the first woman to lead a major American ensemble. She was recently named one of the Fifty Great Conductors, past and present, by Gramophone magazine, and has been hailed for having “Toscanini’s tight control over ensemble, Walter’s affectionate balancing of inner voices, Stokowski’s gutsy showmanship, and a controlled frenzy worthy of Bernstein” by The Washington Post

JoAnn Falletta conducts the Royal Conservatory Orchestra

The Royal Conservatory of Music

Celebrated French conductor Fabien Gabel leads orchestral showstoppers direct from France, plus a world premiere by Michigan-born composer James Lee III. Shades of Unbroken Dreams honors the 60th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s "I Have a Dream"—a speech he famously delivered in Washington, DC in 1963, words that first rang out in Detroit, after a historic march down Woodward Avenue.

French Passions & Enduring Dreams

Orchestra Hall

Dress up for Halloween and join your SLSO for an afternoon of fun. Through Peter Schickele’s “A Zoo Called Earth,” you’ll hear creatures ranging from fish and dinosaurs to kangaroos and elephants come to life from the perspective of an extraterrestrial tourist. Recommended for ages 5-10 years.

Family Concert: A Zoo Called Earth

Touhill Performing Arts Center

Jackson Hole Chamber Music brings world-class musicians from around the country to Jackson each year to perform riveting concerts throughout the region.  This year at Center for the Arts, musicians perform a concert "in the round" on the main stage, with works ranging from Albert Roussell's Trio for Flute, Viola, and Cello, to Paul Schoenfield's Cafe Music which combines American, Viennese, light classical, and Broadway styles all in one piece.

Classical Café: An evening with Jackson Hole Chamber Music

The Center

Hannah Elizabeth Tobias (M.M. '23) presents a flute recital.

Student Recital: Hannah Elizabeth Tobias, Flute

Boston Conservatory at Berklee

Ravel’s exuberant Piano Concerto in G major is performed by Víkingur Ólafsson, a star among a new generation of pianists. Stéphane Denève returns to conduct several French works based on fictional and mythological characters, including Guillaume Connesson’s Celephaïs, Roussel’s Bacchus et Ariane Suite No. 2, and Ravel’s shimmering Daphnis et Chloé Suite No. 2.

Víkingur Ólafsson Plays Ravel

Lincoln Center

Emanuel Ax solos in Beethoven’s First Piano Concerto — elegant, luscious, and spirited. Stéphane Denève brings his celebrated touch to works by fellow Frenchmen — Roussel’s muscular symphony and Ravel’s homage-with-a-twist to “The Waltz King,” Johann Strauss II — and to Jennifer Higdon’s <em>blue cathedral,</em> in memory of her brother. She writes: “This is a story that commemorates living and passing through places of knowledge and of sharing and of that song called life.

Emanuel Ax Performs Beethoven

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Chamber Music: Crider Sings Ravel + Copland

Fanciful Journey

Sarasota Opera House

Lauded for her “dazzling, virtuoso singing” (Boston Globe), soprano Lucy Fitz Gibbon returns to the PCMS stage with “the Heifetz of the flute” (Gramophone) Marina Piccinini and Vienna Philharmonic Principal Harp Anneleen Lenaerts. This extraordinary collaboration features a pair of works by Debussy—the impressionistic Syrinx and Six épigraphes antiques—as well as arrangements and songs in German and French.

Lucy Fitz Gibbon, soprano Marina Piccinini, flute Anneleen Lenaerts, harp

 Benjamin Franklin Hall

Join the London Symphony Orchestra for an enchanting evening of music with the "Britten and Haydn 'London' Symphony" concert at the Barbican on Thursday, 13 March 2025, at 7pm. This captivating performance promises to be a highlight of the 2024/25 Season, featuring a rich program that includes Albert Roussel's "Le festin de l’araignée" and Maurice Ravel's "Histoires naturelles," leading up to Benjamin Britten's "Les illuminations" and culminating with Joseph Haydn's exhilarating "Symphony No 104, London."

Under the baton of conductor Barbara Hannigan, who will also grace the stage as the soprano soloist, and accompanied by the talented baritone Stéphane Degout, the London Symphony Orchestra will bring to life these masterpieces, offering a journey through vivid musical landscapes. The concert will explore themes from the animal kingdom to magical worlds and the bustling energy of London, promising an evening of unforgettable musical storytelling.

Tickets are available for purchase with prices ranging from £18 to £70, plus a £4 booking fee for online or phone transactions. Priority booking opens for LSO Supporters on Thursday, 11 April, with public booking commencing on Friday, 19 April at 10am. Take advantage of various discounts, including Wildcards for guaranteed entry with seat allocation on the day, Multibuy Discounts of up to 40%, and special rates for groups, students, and 18s-and-under.

The concert will conclude at approximately 8:55pm, including a 20-minute interval. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the London Symphony Orchestra's exceptional performance, showcasing the brilliance of Britten, Haydn, and more at the iconic Barbican. Book your tickets now and immerse yourself in an evening of fantastical music and vibrant storytelling.

Albert Roussel

Events

Upcoming events

Nov 17, 2024

Chamber Music: Crider Sings Ravel + Copland · New World Symphony

20 - 21 Dec, 2024

Fanciful Journey · The Sarasota Ballet

Feb 4, 2025

Lucy Fitz Gibbon, soprano Marina Piccinini, flute Anneleen Lenaerts, harp · Philadelphia Chamber Music Society

Mar 13, 2025

Britten and Haydn 'London' Symphony · London Symphony Orchestra

Past events

Nov 14, 2024

Harp Chamber Music · Royal Academy of Music

Sep 22, 2024

Aarhus Chamber Music Festival: RISING STARS · The Royal Academy of Music

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