Join us for a rare UK visit from this top-tier German orchestra – with a trio of Romantic masterpieces.

Tonight’s centrepiece needs little introduction: Grieg’s Piano Concerto, a perennial favourite both before and after it was immortalised by Morecambe, Wise and André Previn. Charismatic Italian virtuoso Federico Colli will be playing all the right notes in the right order, as befits a recent winner of the prestigious Leeds International Piano Competition.

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Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra

The Bridgewater Hall

Bold, provocative and brilliant, Federico Colli has commanded attention since winning the Gold Medal at the Leeds International Piano Competition in 2012 and has built a reputation as a ‘pianist likely to dominate the world stage in years to come’ (International Piano Magazine). For his debut at the Royal Concert Hall he brings Beethoven’s Fifth Piano Concerto, whose imperious opening sets the tone for a dynamic, epically-scaled dialogue between soloist and orchestra. As expected, Beethoven’s gestures are grand and heroic but there’s also room for great tenderness in the slow movement, which so impressed conductor Leonard Bernstein that he adopted its initial theme for the song ‘Somewhere’ in West Side Story.

Nuremberg Symphony

Theatre Royal & Royal Concert Hall

Federico Colli is the name that every piano fan is talking about right now – and it’s no wonder. ‘Federico Colli illuminates each work’s uniqueness and his beautiful sound consistently beguiles the ear,’ wrote The Sunday Times, and this award-winning young Italian pianist simply has it all. We’re delighted to welcome him to Cadogan Hall in Grieg’s hugely-popular concerto: expect this evergreen classic to blossom more beautifully than ever.

Cadogan Hall 

The first in a series of three concerts celebrating the Polish genius Frédéric Chopin. A virtuoso pianist himself, Chopin’s œuvre – of which every work involves the piano – is universally admired to this day.

Chopin &c.: Janina Fialkowska

Join us for an enchanting evening with the Youth Orchestra Academy at the Town Hall, Birmingham, on Sunday, 28 July 2024, at 7:00pm. This captivating concert promises a journey through time with the ticking clocks of Haydn's Symphony 101, the martial might of marching drums, and the exuberant energy of Beethoven's most cheerful and dancing symphony.

The evening will showcase the exceptional talents of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra's (CBSO) own Nikolaj Henriques in Weber's Bassoon Concerto, a piece renowned for its dynamic interplay between the bassoon and a powerful timpani. Following this, Michael Seal will lead the CBSO Youth Orchestra in a spirited performance of Beethoven's Symphony No.7, a work celebrated for its infectious joy and rhythmic vitality.

The full programme for the night includes:
- Haydn's Symphony No.101 "The Clock" (29mins)
- Weber's Bassoon Concerto featuring Nikolaj Henriques (19mins)
- Beethoven's Symphony No.7 conducted by Michael Seal (32mins)

This concert is not just a performance but an experience, lasting approximately 2 hours with a 20-minute interval, allowing you to immerse yourself fully in the world of classical music. Tickets are priced at £26, with a per-ticket commission of £3.50 included for tickets over £15, sold by B:Music. We also offer a range of discounts for students, 18-30s, under-18s, and benefit recipients, as part of our commitment to making music accessible to everyone.

Don't miss this opportunity to support and enjoy the vibrant talent of the Youth Orchestra Academy. Book your tickets now and be part of a memorable night that celebrates the legacy and future of classical music.

Youth Orchestra Academy

Birmingham Town Hall

Planned for a three-course 'gourmet menu' when conductor Andris Poga leads the Tivoli Copenhagen Phil at the Thursday Classical concert on 1 June. The starter is Weber's overture to the opera Der Freischütz  (  The Hunter's Bride in Danish ), the main course is Saint-Saën's Cello Concerto in A minor – and the dessert Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5.

Müller-Schott, Saint-Saëns and Tchaikovsky's 5.

Tivolis Koncertsal

Immerse yourself in an evening of classical brilliance with the West Michigan Symphony Orchestra as they present "Mozart & Beethoven" on Friday, January 24, 2025, at 7:30 PM at the Frauenthal Center. This concert promises an auditory feast that will delight and inspire, featuring the talents of Scott Speck as conductor and Jonathan Holden, a British-born clarinetist celebrated for his virtuosity, as the soloist.

The program is a carefully curated selection of works that showcase the luminous beauty and emotional depth of classical music. The evening will open with Mozart's "Overture to The Marriage of Figaro," a piece that radiates joy and exuberance. Following this, the audience will be treated to Walker's "Lyric for Strings," a work of profound beauty and serenity. Jonathan Holden will then take center stage with Weber's "Clarinet Concerto no. 2," a piece renowned for its captivating melodies and technical demands. The concert will conclude with Beethoven's "Symphony no. 2," a work that combines the composer's signature vigor with a sense of lightheartedness and humor.

Subscriptions for this concert are on sale now, offering music lovers the best seats at the best price. This performance is part of two packages: the Premier 8 concerts and the Masterworks 5 concerts. Individual tickets will be available this summer, but season ticket packages are available for purchase now for those eager to secure their spot at what promises to be a memorable evening of music.

To subscribe and ensure your place at "Mozart & Beethoven," please call Maris at 231.726.3231. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the timeless beauty of Mozart and Beethoven performed by the West Michigan Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of Scott Speck and featuring the exceptional Jonathan Holden.

Mozart & Beethoven

Frauenthal Center

### The Sound of Innovation - Fort Wayne Philharmonic

**Date:** February 15, 2025  
**Time:** 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm  
**Venue:** GE Club at Electric Works, Downtown Fort Wayne

Elevate your musical experience with "The Sound of Innovation," a distinctive performance series by the Fort Wayne Philharmonic. Set within the dynamic atmosphere of Electric Works, this event promises a unique blend of traditional and contemporary compositions, showcasing the intersection of innovation and classical virtuosity.

**Program:**
- **BEETHOVEN:** Serioso String Quartet
- **WEBER:** Clarinet Concertino featuring Laurie Blanchet, clarinet
- **MOZART:** Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
- **INTERMISSION**
- **RAVEL:** Le Tombeau de Couperin
- **MENDELSSOHN:** Intermezzo and Notturno
- **BEETHOVEN:** Serioso String Quartet

**Special Features:**
- A tasting box of food from select merchants at Electric Work’s Union Street Market
- One drink ticket

**About the Artist:**
Laurie Blanchet, who joined the clarinet section of the Fort Wayne Philharmonic in 2022, will be performing during the event. Laurie has an impressive background, having performed with prestigious orchestras such as the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Orchestre symphonique de Montréal, Detroit Symphony Orchestra, and many others across North America.

**Tickets:**
Single tickets go on sale starting August 5. Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in an evening where innovation meets classical music.

Join us for an unforgettable night of music and innovation at the GE Club at Electric Works!

The Sound of Innovation

Electric Works

‘I am the new Bacchus, pressing out glorious wine for the human spirit,’ declared Ludwig van Beethoven. True, he wasn’t known for his modesty – but until you’ve heard his incredible Seventh Symphony in full, heart-pounding flight, you’ve never known just how intoxicating music can be. This is music that demands total commitment, body and soul and we can expect the young British conductor Adam Hickox to raise the roof tonight.

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony

Music possesses an almost magical ability to tell stories. It can paint vivid images of far off lands, enchanted forests, fairy tale villages, the timeless battle between good and evil — all without a single spoken word. Step into the enchanted world of German legends, filled with tales of mysterious swan knights, magic bullets, and mischievous tricksters. Then, delve into the otherworldly Contact; inspired by the idea of interstellar communication, this jazzy, bluegrass-infused, and ethereal concerto for trio was collaboratively written with and for Time For Three.

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Events

Upcoming events

Jan 24, 2025

Mozart & Beethoven · West Michigan Symphony Orchestra

Feb 15, 2025

The Sound of Innovation · Fort Wayne Philharmonic

May 1, 2025

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony · Cadogan Hall

May 3, 2025

Tall Tales · Asheville Symphony

Past events

Nov 18, 2024

Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra · The Bridgewater Hall

Nov 15, 2024

Nuremberg Symphony · Theatre Royal & Royal Concert Hall

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