Ellis Thomas graduated from the University of Cambridge in 2022 with First-Class Honours and is currently pursuing postgraduate studies at the Royal Academy of Music with Tessa Nicholson.

Foundling Museum: MMSF Fellow Lunchtime Recital

Foundling Museum

Brahms teasingly described his concerto in a letter to Clara Schumann as ‘a very small piano concerto with a very small and pretty scherzo.’ In fact, it’s a 50-minute masterclass in how to compose for piano and orchestra. Its four movements explore every facet of the piano’s expressive potential, by turns graceful and dramatic, stormy and tender.

Sunwook Kim plays Brahms

Royal Festival Hall

Oscar-winner Santaolalla’s musical genius has bestowed an indelible mark upon the game’s world. His evocative work does not only accompany the gameplay; it becomes the heartbeat of the characters’ struggles, immersing players in a visceral symphony of contradiction – finding beauty in a world stifling it. The Last of Us is an unforgettable sensory experience, reminding us of the deep impact music can have on interactive storytelling.

Games Music Festival: The Sounds of the Fireflies

**Games Music Festival: The Symphony of the Realms**

**Date & Time:** Saturday 4 May 2024, 7pm  
**Location:** Royal Festival Hall  
**Status:** Sold out - check for returns

**Overview:**  
Immerse yourself in the enchanting universe of Dungeons & Dragons at the Games Music Festival: The Symphony of the Realms. This unique symphonic concert experience, led by conductor Robert Kurdybacha and featuring the Hertfordshire Chorus, promises an unforgettable journey through the magical realms of one of the most beloved sagas in gaming history.

**Program Highlights:**  
- **Slavov Music from Baldur's Gate 3:** Experience the latest chapter of the Baldur’s Gate saga like never before. The soundtrack, known for its heavenly melodies and dynamic brass sections, will be brought to life in a full orchestral setting. This performance marks the first time Slavov’s compositions for Baldur’s Gate 3 are orchestrated live in concert, offering fans a new way to experience the game’s captivating music.

**What to Expect:**  
Prepare for an evening filled with epic ballads and tales of bards, as the Philharmonia Orchestra and Hertfordshire Chorus unite to perform a selection of music that has captured the hearts and imaginations of gamers worldwide. This concert is a must-attend for fans of the Dungeons & Dragons universe and those who appreciate the art of video game music.

**Ticket Information:**  
- **Prices:** £40 - £125  
- **Concessions:** 25% discount available  
- **Running Time:** 1 hour 20 minutes  
- **Recommended Age:** From 7 years  

**Box Office:**  
For ticket inquiries or to check for returns, please contact the Southbank Centre box office at 020 3879 9555.

Join us for a magical night at the Royal Festival Hall and experience the symphony of realms like never before.

Games Music Festival: The Symphony of the Realms

Join us for an unforgettable evening of classical music at The Marlowe in Canterbury on Sunday, 5 May 2024, at 7:30 pm. The Philharmonia Orchestra, under the baton of Principal Conductor Santtu-Matias Rouvali, presents a captivating program featuring the works of Dvořák and Tchaikovsky.

The concert opens with Dvořák's Slavonic Dances Nos. 13, setting the stage with lively folk rhythms. The highlight of the evening is Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1, a masterpiece of the romantic repertoire, performed by the talented pianist Pavel Kolesnikov. His unique interpretation of this beloved concerto has been praised for its fresh perspective and delicate nuance, promising a rendition that shines with new brilliance.

After the interval, the orchestra will delve into Dvořák's Symphony No. 7, a piece that contrasts the composer's folk-inspired dances with its brooding beauty and profound depth.

This concert is not only a showcase of the Philharmonia's versatility and Rouvali's dynamic leadership but also an opportunity to experience Kolesnikov's exceptional artistry in reimagining Tchaikovsky's iconic concerto.

Ticket prices range from £16 to £51, with multi-buy discounts and special rates for young people and schools. The performance is expected to run for approximately 2 hours, including an interval, and is recommended for audiences from the age of 7.

Don't miss this extraordinary musical journey at The Marlowe. Book your tickets now and be part of a memorable night that bridges the lively and the sublime through the works of Dvořák and Tchaikovsky.

Canterbury: Santtu conducts Dvořák and Tchaikovsky

The Marlowe

Join us for an enchanting evening of classical music with the Philharmonia Chamber Players as they present Schubert’s Quintet in C, a masterpiece of the chamber music repertoire. This free concert is set to take place at the Royal Festival Hall on Thursday, 9 May 2024, at 6pm.

The performance will feature an exceptional ensemble of Philharmonia Orchestra’s string players, including Eunsley Park and Nuno Carapina on violin, Rebecca Chambers on viola, and Richard Birchall and Alexander Rolton on cello. Together, they will bring to life Schubert's String Quintet in C major, celebrated for its profound emotional depth and sublime beauty, particularly its slow movement which balances tranquillity with heartbreak.

Schubert’s innovative choice of adding a second cello to the quintet lends an unparalleled richness and depth to this expressive piece. Experience 50 minutes of exquisite music that is considered a pinnacle achievement in Western culture, performed by five of the Philharmonia’s world-class musicians.

This concert is free to attend, but tickets are required. Priority booking is now open, with general booking available from 10am on Monday, 30 October. Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the serene and heartrending world of Schubert’s Quintet in C, a performance that promises to be a highlight of the musical season.

For more information and to book your free tickets, please visit the Philharmonia Box Office or call 0800 652 6717. Printed programmes will be available at the venue, and digital programme notes can be accessed a week before the event. Join us for an evening that celebrates the enduring legacy and beauty of chamber music.

Philharmonia Chamber Players: Schubert’s Quintet in C

Join us at the Royal Festival Hall for an unforgettable evening as Alexandre Kantorow, the phenomenal French pianist, takes the stage to perform Liszt's Piano Concerto No. 2 with the Philharmonia Orchestra. This concert, happening on Thursday, 9 May 2024, at 7:30 pm, promises to be a showcase of intense emotions and poetic musicality, under the baton of conductor Manfred Honeck in his debut with the Philharmonia.

The program will open with Liszt's Piano Concerto No. 2, a piece known for its uninterrupted 20 minutes of musical poetry, followed by an interval and then Bruckner's Symphony No. 9. Bruckner's final symphony, left incomplete at his death, offers a profound and soul-searching experience, ending in a sublime peace that serves as a fitting swansong for the composer.

Alexandre Kantorow, celebrated for his gold medal and Grand Prix win at the Tchaikovsky Competition in 2019, has since captivated audiences worldwide, including a sell-out Southbank Centre debut last year. His performance alongside the Philharmonia is eagerly anticipated and is not to be missed.

Tickets are priced between £15 and £70, with priority booking now open and general booking starting at 10 am on Monday, 30 October. Friends of the Philharmonia can book their tickets now to ensure the best seats. The concert duration is approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes, including a 20-minute interval. This event is recommended for ages 7 and up.

Free printed programmes will be available at the venue, and digital programme notes will be accessible a week before the event. For more information or to book your tickets, please contact the Philharmonia Box Office at 0800 652 6717, Monday to Friday, 10 am to 5 pm.

Don't miss this opportunity to experience the artistry of Alexandre Kantorow and the Philharmonia Orchestra in a night of unforgettable music at London's Royal Festival Hall.

Alexandre Kantorow plays Liszt

Join us for an unforgettable evening of classical music at the Bedford Corn Exchange on Friday, 10 May 2024, at 7:30 pm, featuring the works of Beethoven and Mozart with the acclaimed pianist Martin Helmchen. Under the baton of conductor Alessandro Crudele, the concert promises to be a night of exquisite music, showcasing Beethoven's Overture, Fidelio, and Symphony No. 4, alongside Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 16, K. 451.

Martin Helmchen, celebrated for his elegant and clean interpretations, particularly of Mozart's compositions, will bring to life the Piano Concerto No. 16—a piece that Mozart composed to highlight his own virtuosic talents. This concerto is known for its effortless elegance and charm. Beethoven's Fourth Symphony, with its fresh-air feel and exhilarating movements, alongside the adventurous Fidelio Overture, will complete the evening's program, offering a journey through the sublime beauty of these classical masterpieces.

Tickets are priced between £15 and £40, with priority booking now open. General booking will commence at 10 am on Tuesday, 2 May. Take advantage of the multi-buy offer, and enjoy discounts for under-16s and concessions. The concert's duration is approximately 1 hour and 35 minutes, including a 20-minute interval, making it a perfect cultural outing for anyone aged 7 and above.

Free printed programmes will be available at the venue, and digital programme notes can be accessed a week before the concert, providing you with insightful background information on the pieces performed. For ticket bookings and further inquiries, please contact the Philharmonia Box Office at 0800 652 6717, Monday to Friday, 10 am – 5 pm.

Don't miss this opportunity to experience the magic of Beethoven and Mozart at the Bedford Corn Exchange, a night where music, elegance, and history come together in perfect harmony.

Bedford: Beethoven & Mozart with Martin Helmchen

Bedford Corn Exchange

Join us for an unforgettable evening at the Queen Elizabeth Hall on Saturday, 11 May 2024, at 7:30 pm, as we present "Soumik Datta: Borderlands Philharmonia." This unique concert features the award-winning sarod player and composer Soumik Datta, the Philharmonia’s Artist in Residence for the 2023/24 season. Celebrate the culmination of his year-long collaboration with the Philharmonia players, exploring the theme of migration through his original score titled "Borderlands."

The evening promises a mesmerizing blend of time zones, migrant memories, and displaced rhythms in an original score for sarod and chamber orchestra. Experience a performance where the stage transforms into an airport concourse, with players engaging in a dynamic exchange of rapid-fire spoken rhythms, chromatic flute lines, and thundering timpani strikes. Cinematic strings soar above sarod and tabla solos, punctuated by electronic samples, political commentary, and personal narratives.

This multifaceted and evocative performance weaves through a series of syncopated, polyphonic movements, offering a compelling perspective on migration. It invites audiences to reflect on the human experience of displacement, tolerance, and home. The production, suitable for all ages, lasts 75 minutes and is co-produced by the Philharmonia and Soumik Datta Arts, with support from Arts Council England, Hawkwood Centre for Future Thinking, Southbank Centre Studio, and Cockayne Grants for the Arts.

Tickets are priced between £10 and £20, with priority booking now open. General booking opens at 10 am on Monday, 30 October. Join the Friends to book your tickets now and be part of this extraordinary musical journey.

For more information, contact the Philharmonia Box Office at 0800 652 6717, available Monday to Friday from 10 am to 5 pm. Don't miss this unique opportunity to experience "Soumik Datta: Borderlands Philharmonia" at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London, SE1 8XX.

Soumik Datta: Borderlands

Southbank Centre

Join us for an unforgettable evening of choral magnificence with "The Bach Choir: The Dream of Gerontius" at the Royal Festival Hall on Thursday, 16 May 2024, at 7:30 pm. This concert promises to be a highlight of the musical season, featuring the combined forces of The Bach Choir and the Philharmonia Orchestra under the baton of David Hill, celebrating his 25th season as Musical Director of The Bach Choir.

The evening will commence with the world premiere of "Cusp" by Roderick Williams, a prelude to the main performance that explores the poignant moments before the end of life. This new commission sets the stage for Edward Elgar's choral masterpiece, "The Dream of Gerontius," based on Cardinal Newman’s poem. The work narrates the journey of an old man's soul from his deathbed to his final reckoning with God, showcasing Elgar's profound musical expression of the human soul's journey.

Featuring acclaimed soloists Jennifer Johnston (mezzo-soprano), Daniel Norman (tenor), and Roderick Williams (baritone), the performance promises an evening of emotional depth and sublime music. Daniel Norman takes on the moving title role, with Jennifer Johnston as the Angel guiding him, and Roderick Williams as the Priest.

Tickets are priced between £15 and £70, with priority booking now open and general booking available from 10 am on Monday, 30 October. Take advantage of multibuy offers, under-18s, and concessions discounts for an opportunity to experience this electrifying and inspirational music-making event. The concert duration is 2 hours, including a 20-minute interval, and is recommended for ages 7 and up.

Don't miss this extraordinary musical journey at the Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre, London. For more information and to book your tickets, contact the Philharmonia Box Office at 0800 652 6717, Monday to Friday, 10 am – 5 pm.

The Bach Choir: The Dream of Gerontius

Join us for an unforgettable evening of classical music at The Anvil, Basingstoke, on Tuesday, 28 May 2024, at 7:30 pm. The Philharmonia presents "Elgar’s Cello Concerto," featuring the world-renowned cellist Nicolas Altstaedt, under the baton of the talented conductor Tabita Berglund.

The evening promises to be a journey through emotions and storytelling, with the cello’s soulful voice leading the way in Elgar’s Cello Concerto. Nicolas Altstaedt, celebrated for his pure and warm tone, will bring the concerto’s deeply moving narrative to life, ensuring an experience where every note speaks volumes.

The concert will open with Mozart’s lively Overture to The Marriage of Figaro, setting the stage with its bubbling melodies. Following the interval, the program concludes with Sibelius’s Symphony No. 2, a work of life-affirming joy and passion, building towards an ecstatic conclusion.

Tickets are priced between £16 and £44, with group discounts available and special rates for under-25s and full-time students. The performance will last approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes, including an interval.

Enhance your experience by joining us for a pre-concert talk at 6:30 pm in The Forge. This free, ticketed event offers insights into the evening's program, providing a deeper understanding of the works performed.

Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the magic of classical music in Basingstoke. Book your tickets now and be part of a night where music speaks directly to the soul. For more information and to purchase tickets, contact the Anvil Arts Box Office at 01256 844244.

Basingstoke: Elgar’s Cello Concerto

The Anvil

Experience the timeless enchantment of Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro" at the Garsington Opera, brought to life by the Philharmonia Orchestra under the baton of the award-winning conductor Tabita Berglund. This captivating production, directed by John Cox with a revival by Bruno Ravella, promises an unforgettable evening of opera. The performance features a talented cast including David Ireland as Figaro, Claire Lees as Susanna, Rafael Fingerlos as Count Almaviva, and Samantha Clarke as Countess Almaviva, among others.

Set against the backdrop of Susanna and Figaro's wedding day, the opera unfolds with a series of comedic twists involving delusion, disguise, and misunderstanding. The narrative weaves through the lives of its characters, including the pursuit of Susanna by Count Almaviva, the unhappiness of the Countess, and the misadventures of the cheeky Cherubino, creating a rich tapestry of human emotion and folly.

This production is sung in Italian with English supertitles, making it accessible to all audiences. Performances are scheduled from Thursday, 30 May 2024, to Tuesday, 23 July 2024, at the Garsington Opera. Ticket prices range from £175 to £280, offering various seating options to accommodate different preferences.

Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the brilliance of Mozart's work, performed by a world-class orchestra and a stellar cast. Book your tickets now for an evening of exquisite music, compelling drama, and operatic excellence. For more information and to purchase tickets, please contact the Garsington Opera Box Office at 01494 376037.

Garsington Opera: The Marriage of Figaro

Wormsley

In the words of this evening’s soloist Isabelle Faust, Beethoven’s Violin Concerto is ‘one of the most beautiful and most important works of the violin repertoire.’

Faust and conductor Philippe Herreweghe are frequent collaborators, both known for diving deep into the historical context and authentic interpretation of every piece they perform. From its intriguing opening timpani strokes to its exuberant dancing finale, via a breathtakingly beautiful slow movement, their committed and unshowy approach allows Beethoven’s mastery of his art to shine through.

Brahms & Beethoven with Isabelle Faust

**Music of Today: Composers’ Academy Philharmonia**

**Date & Time:** Sunday 2 June 2024, 6pm  
**Venue:** Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London, SE1 8XX  
**Admission:** Free, ticket required  

**Event Description:**  
Join us at the Royal Festival Hall for an evening of innovation and fresh musical expressions with the "Music of Today: Composers’ Academy Philharmonia." This special event, scheduled for Sunday, 2 June 2024, at 6pm, showcases the world premieres of three exceptional new works by rising stars in the contemporary music scene: Yfat Soul Zisso, Florence Anna Maunders, and Mathis Saunier.

After a year of intensive collaboration, these talented composers have worked closely with members of the Philharmonia Orchestra, participating in a series of masterclasses and workshops designed to refine their craft and bring their innovative compositions to life. The concert represents the culmination of this journey, offering audiences the unique opportunity to be the first to experience their creations.

**Programme:**  
- Florence Anna Maunders: *Bare Boss, Innit* (World premiere)  
- Mathis Saunier: *Noctopolis* (World premiere)  
- Yfat Soul Zisso: *Spiral* (World premiere)  

**Additional Information:**  
- **Running Time:** Approximately 40 minutes  
- **Recommended Age:** From 7 years  
- **Programme Notes:** Free printed programmes will be available at the venue. Digital programme notes can be accessed a week before the event.  
- **Booking Information:** Priority booking is now open. General booking commences at 10am on Monday, 30 October. To book your free tickets and for more information, please visit the Philharmonia Box Office or call 0800 652 6717 (Monday to Friday, 10am – 5pm).

Don't miss this extraordinary showcase of contemporary music and the chance to support the next generation of composers. Reserve your tickets now for an unforgettable evening at the Royal Festival Hall.

Music of Today: Composers’ Academy

The Philharmonia Orchestra’s 2023/24 season closes with Elgar’s enduringly popular paean to friendship.

Well-known performers of Liszt’s Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 include Tom and Jerry (in 1946 Oscar-winner The Cat Concerto), Woody Woodpecker and Rowlf the Dog on The Muppet Show. Santtu has chosen it to get the Philharmonia’s season finale off to a rousing start.

Santtu conducts Elgar’s Enigma Variations

We bring Britten’s musical retelling of Shakespeare’s beloved A Midsummer Night’s Dream to the Garsington Opera stage.

In a mystical world, humans are muddled and misled by the inhabitants of a fairy world. Becoming the playthings of the quarrelling King Oberon and Queen Tytania. This tale of enchantment, madness and love is brought to life through Britten’s extraordinary orchestration, creating a sound-world of unearthly beauty.

Garsington Opera: A Midsummer Night’s Dream

Experience the enchantment of Verdi's comedic opera, "Un giorno di regno," brought to life by the Garsington Opera in collaboration with the Philharmonia Orchestra and Chorus. This captivating performance, under the baton of Tobias Ringborg and directed by Christopher Alden, promises an evening of laughter, love, and mistaken identities. Join us at the Garsington Opera from Saturday, 29 June 2024, to Monday, 22 July 2024, for a tale that weaves the story of an ordinary man who becomes King for a Day, using his newfound power to untangle a web of unhappy betrothals. This opera is filled with twists, turns, and delusional behavior that will keep you entertained throughout.

Featuring a stellar cast including Joshua Hopkins as Belfiore, Christine Rice as Marchesa del Poggio, Henry Waddington as Baron Kelbar, and many more talented artists, this production of "Un giorno di regno" is not to be missed. Tickets are priced between £175 and £280, offering you the chance to witness this rare masterpiece. For bookings and more information, contact the Garsington Opera Box Office at 01494 376037. Don't miss this opportunity to enjoy a night of exquisite music and hilarious antics in the beautiful setting of the Garsington Opera.

Garsington Opera: Un giorno di regno

Join us for an enchanting evening at the Garsington Opera: Gala Concert, a highlight of the cultural calendar, set to take place on Sunday, 7th July 2024, at 6.20pm. This prestigious event promises an unforgettable experience, showcasing a selection of the most beloved opera arias performed by a stellar cast of artists under the baton of esteemed conductors Douglas Boyd, Jonathon Cole-Swinard, Chloe Rooke, and Tess Jackson.

The Gala Concert will feature performances by a remarkable lineup of vocal talents, including sopranos Natalya Romaniw, Madison Leonard, and Isabelle Peters; mezzo-soprano Christine Rice; tenor Olive Sewell; baritones Roderick Williams and Joshua Hopkins; and bass-baritone Henry Waddington. Accompanied by the Garsington Opera Chorus and the Garsington Opera Youth Company, the evening promises an array of highlights from operatic masterpieces by Beethoven, Britten, Dvořák, Handel, Mozart, Rossini, Smetana, Strauss, Tchaikovsky, and Verdi.

The program includes excerpts from iconic works such as Beethoven's "Fidelio," Britten's "A Midsummer Night's Dream," Dvořák's "Rusalka," Handel's "Semele," Mozart's "Così fan tutte," "Idomeneo," and "The Magic Flute," Rossini's "The Barber of Seville," Smetana's "The Bartered Bride," Strauss's "Der Rosenkavalier," Tchaikovsky's "Eugene Onegin," and Verdi's "La traviata."

This special event also celebrates the opening of Garsington Studios. Attendees are invited to enjoy an afternoon at Wormsley, including a visit to the Studios, tea during a cricket match, a Young Artists’ recital, and a chance to meet the gardeners in the Walled Garden. The Gala Concert itself will be a showcase of our favourite opera arias, providing an immersive experience into the world of opera.

Tickets are priced between £190 and £280, offering various seating options to accommodate your preferences. For bookings and further information, please contact the Garsington Opera box office at 01494 37603.

Don't miss this extraordinary musical feast set against the backdrop of the picturesque Wormsley Estate. Book your tickets now for an evening of exquisite music, breathtaking performances, and the unique charm that only Garsington Opera can offer.

Garsington Opera: Gala Concert

Immerse yourself in a night of ethereal music and compelling performances at the Three Choirs Festival: Stanford’s Stabat Mater, taking place at the majestic Worcester Cathedral on Saturday, 27 July 2024, at 7.30pm. This event promises an unforgettable experience as the Philharmonia brings to life a selection of works that span the emotional spectrum of classical music.

Under the baton of conductor Samuel Hudson, the evening will feature the talents of Rebecca Hardwick (soprano), Marta Fontanals-Simmons (mezzo-soprano), Nicky Spence (tenor), and Themba Mvula (baritone), alongside the harmonious voices of the Three Choirs Festival Chorus and the Worcester Cathedral Choristers.

The programme will open with Grace-Evangeline Mason’s "The Imagined Forest," a mesmerizing musical portrayal of a vibrant woodland, followed by Holst’s "Hymn of Jesus," a piece that offers a joyful yet profound response to the sorrows of the First World War. The highlight of the evening, Stanford's "Stabat Mater," promises a moving journey through the Passion and the sorrows of Mary, culminating in a message of hope and redemption.

Tickets are priced between £15 and £68, offering a range of options for attendees. The performance will last approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes, including an interval, making for an evening filled with beauty, reflection, and inspiration.

For more information or to purchase tickets once they go on sale, please contact the Three Choirs Festival Box Office at 01452 768928 or email info3choirs.org. Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of a truly magical evening at one of the UK’s most revered music festivals.

Three Choirs Festival: Stanford’s Stabat Mater

Worcester Cathedral

**Event: Three Choirs Festival: The Cloud Messenger**

**Date & Time:** Sunday 28 July 2024, 7.30pm

**Venue:** Worcester Cathedral

**Ticket Prices:** £15 - £63

**On Sale:** Coming soon

**Overview:**
Immerse yourself in an evening of exotic romantic fantasy with "The Cloud Messenger" at the prestigious Three Choirs Festival, held in the magnificent Worcester Cathedral. This rich sung epic, inspired by Indian stories and beliefs, promises to transport the audience to a remote and colorful paradise through its vibrant music and compelling narrative.

**Artists:**
- **Conductor:** Geraint Bowen
- **Mezzo-Soprano:** Beth Taylor
- **Featuring:** Three Choirs Festival Voices

**Programme Highlights:**
- **World Premiere:** Nathan James Dearden's New work
- **Weir:** Still, Glowing
- **Respighi:** The Birds
- **Holst:** The Cloud Messenger

**Special Features:**
- Holst's "The Cloud Messenger" sets a Sanskrit poem to music, telling the story of a nature spirit who convinces a passing cloud to carry a love message to his distant wife in the Himalayas.
- Nathan James Dearden’s Festival commission offers a series of choral landscapes that echo messages from history to future generations.
- Respighi's "The Birds" brings to life the movements and songs of birds through lively and extraordinary music.

**Additional Information:**
- **Running Time:** 1 hr 45 mins, including an interval
- **Box Office Contact:** Three Choirs Festival Box Office: 01452 768928 | info3choirs.org

Join us for an unforgettable evening that blends the beauty of choral music with the mystique of ancient tales, all set against the backdrop of one of England's most historic cathedrals.

Three Choirs Festival: The Cloud Messenger

Join us for a profound evening of music and reflection at the Three Choirs Festival: Mass for the Endangered, taking place in the majestic Worcester Cathedral on Monday, 29 July 2024, at 7:30 pm. This unique concert event promises to be a celebration of the natural world, featuring the Philharmonia and the Three Choirs Festival Chorus under the baton of conductor Samuel Hudson.

The evening will commence with the UK premiere of Cameron Biles-Liddell’s "Yr Afon Yn Yr Awyr" (The River in the Sky), a playful and evocative piece inspired by the River Dee's journey through the Welsh landscape. Following this, the audience will be treated to Judith Weir’s "O Sweet Spontaneous Earth," a setting of three poems that contemplate our relationship with our planet. The first half will conclude with Edward Elgar’s beloved "Serenade for Strings," a piece cherished by the composer himself.

The highlight of the concert will be Sarah Kirkland Snider’s "Mass for the Endangered," a powerful and immersive work that combines music of intense beauty with words of deep concern for our planet. Drawing inspiration from a wide range of choral music traditions, Snider creates a prayerful and contemplative mass that serves as both a celebration of and a lament for the natural world.

Tickets are priced between £15 and £63, and the concert will run for approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes, including an interval. For more information or to purchase tickets once they go on sale, please contact the Three Choirs Festival Box Office at 01452 768928 or email info3choirs.org.

Don't miss this stunning evening of music that promises to leave you profoundly moved and more connected to the world around us.

Three Choirs Festival: Mass for the Endangered

Join us for an unforgettable evening at the Three Choirs Festival featuring the remarkable talents of Anna Lapwood and the BBC Singers, accompanied by the Philharmonia. This special concert will take place in the majestic setting of Worcester Cathedral on Tuesday, 30th July 2024, at 7pm.

The evening promises to be a profound musical journey, showcasing a diverse program that includes Arakelyan's "Seascapes," Britten's "Four Sea Interludes from Peter Grimes" transcribed for organ by Anna Lapwood, Poulenc's "Figure Humaine," and Weir's "In the Land of Uz." These pieces together explore themes of freedom, suffering, and the human spirit's resilience, making for a deeply moving experience.

Under the baton of conductor Sofi Jeannin, with performances by tenor Mark Padmore, narrator Charles Gibbs, and organists Anna Lapwood and Nicholas Freestone, the concert will bring to life the emotional depth and complexity of these works. The BBC Singers' collaboration with Anna Lapwood is particularly noteworthy, blending choral and organ music to create an evocative soundscape.

Tickets are priced between £15 and £58, offering a range of options for attendees. The concert will run for approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes, including an interval, allowing guests to fully immerse themselves in the music and the cathedral's atmospheric setting.

For more information or to purchase tickets once they go on sale, please contact the Three Choirs Festival Box Office at 01452 768928 or email info3choirs.org. Don't miss this opportunity to experience a night of exquisite music and powerful storytelling at one of the UK's most historic cathedrals.

Three Choirs Festival: Anna Lapwood and BBC Singers

**Garsington Opera Presents: A Trip to the Moon**

Join us for a mesmerizing evening at the Garsington Opera with the enchanting performance of "A Trip to the Moon." This unique event takes place on Tuesday, 30th July 2024, and Wednesday, 31st July 2024, with both performances starting at 6.45pm.

**About the Opera:**
Inspired by Georges Méliès’s seminal 1902 silent film, "A Trip to the Moon" is this year’s Community Opera at Garsington Opera. Crafted by Andrew Norman, the opera unfolds a fantastical story where astronomers, after crash-landing their rocket on the moon, must overcome linguistic barriers to communicate with the moon's inhabitants. This opera promises to be a delightful experience for all ages, exploring themes of discovery, communication, and the universal quest for understanding.

**Featuring:**
- **Conductor:** Douglas Boyd
- **Director:** Karen Gillingham
- **Designer:** Rhiannon Newman Brown
- **Lighting Designer:** Ben Pickersgill
- **Cast:** Includes the Garsington Opera Adult Company, Garsington Opera Youth Company, Primary School Youth Company, with George Méliès played by Robert Murray and Eoa by Jennifer France.

**Ticket Information:**
- **General Admission:** £15
- **Under-18s:** £5
- **Booking:** Tickets can be booked through the Garsington Opera box office at 01494 37603.

Don't miss this extraordinary opera that bridges the gap between Earth and the moon through the universal language of music. Book your tickets now for an unforgettable journey to the moon!

Garsington Opera: A Trip to the Moon

Join us for an evening of profound musical reflection at the Three Choirs Festival: Venables’s Requiem, set within the historic and awe-inspiring Worcester Cathedral on Friday, 2nd August 2024, at 7:30 pm. This event promises an unforgettable experience as we present Ian Venables’s Requiem, a masterpiece that intertwines entrancing melodies with the poignant themes of comfort and remembrance. The composition draws inspiration from the timeless works of Howells and Vaughan Williams, creating a space for contemplation and solace.

The evening will also feature the Three Choirs Festival Youth Choir, showcasing their vocal talents in Cecilia McDowall’s Shipping Forecast, a piece that captures the majesty and power of the sea, marking the centenary of the shipping forecast's first broadcast. Additionally, in celebration of Stanford’s anniversary year, we present Jeremy Dibble’s new arrangement of the Sonata for String Orchestra, derived from movements of Stanford’s string quartets.

Under the baton of conductor Adrian Partington, with Ben Cooper as the narrator, the program promises a rich tapestry of sounds and emotions. The concert spans approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, including an interval, allowing audiences to fully immerse themselves in the music.

Tickets are priced between £15 and £58, offering a range of seating options to accommodate all attendees. For further information and to secure your tickets once sales open, please contact the Three Choirs Festival Box Office at 01452 768928 or email info3choirs.org.

Do not miss this opportunity to experience the beauty and depth of Venables’s Requiem, a work that resonates with the universal themes of life, loss, and eternal hope.

Three Choirs Festival: Venables's Requiem

Join us for a transcendent evening at the Worcester Cathedral on Saturday, 3rd August 2024, at 7:30 pm, as we present the Three Choirs Festival highlight: Elgar’s "The Kingdom," performed by the Philharmonia with Adrian Partington conducting. This event promises to be a stirring conclusion to our residency at the 2024 Three Choirs Festival, featuring a lineup of exceptional soloists including Anita Watson (soprano), Rebecca Afonwy-Jones (mezzo-soprano), Toby Spence (tenor), and Ross Ramgobin (baritone), alongside the Three Choirs Festival Chorus.

Elgar's "The Kingdom" continues the narrative begun in "The Apostles," bringing to life the stories of Peter, Mary, and the Apostles with its sublime melodies. The work, dedicated to the greater glory of God by Elgar himself, features the moving theme of New Faith, the glorious depiction of Pentecost, and the devotional setting of the Lord’s Prayer. This performance is not just a concert but an inspirational journey through music, led by the critically acclaimed tenor Toby Spence and a superb ensemble of soloists.

Tickets are priced between £15 and £68, offering a range of options to experience this magnificent close to the festival. The performance will last approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, without an interval, ensuring an evening of uninterrupted musical bliss. For more information or to purchase tickets once they go on sale, please contact the Three Choirs Festival Box Office at 01452 768928 or email info3choirs.org.

Don't miss this opportunity to be part of a memorable night that celebrates the legacy of Elgar and the collective talent of the Philharmonia and its guest artists at the historic Worcester Cathedral.

Three Choirs Festival: Elgar’s The Kingdom

We return to Mikkeli Music Festival for four fantastic concerts featuring many highlights of the orchestral repertoire, plus an afternoon chamber music recital.

Santtu opens our 2024 residency with Schumann’s last symphony: the ‘Rhenish’. Inspired by a trip to Cologne, hear music evocative of the peacefully flowing Rhine, the church bells of Cologne Cathedral, leading to a high-spirited finale. First, hear a pinnacle of the Romantic repertoire – Brahms’s Violin Concerto – performed by award-winning Swedish violinist Ava Bahari.

Mikkeli Music Festival 2024

Mikkelin Mikaeli Oy

Join us at the Edinburgh International Festival for a groundbreaking performance of Julia Wolfe's "Fire in my mouth," presented by the Philharmonia with Principal Guest Conductor Marin Alsop. This UK premiere takes place at Usher Hall, Edinburgh, on Wednesday, 21 August 2024, at 8pm.

"Fire in my mouth" is a powerful commemoration of the 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire in New York, the deadliest industrial disaster in the city's history, which claimed the lives of 146 garment workers, predominantly women of immigrant backgrounds. The performance uniquely represents each victim through a choir member, blending Yiddish and Italian folk songs with the sounds of the factory and the fire to create a hauntingly vivid soundscape.

This multimedia performance is enhanced by the award-winning scenic, lighting, and video designs of Tony Award-winner Jeff Sugg, promising an unforgettable experience.

Featuring the talents of Marin Alsop as conductor, alongside the Sopranos and Altos of the National Youth Choir of Scotland and the NYCOS National Girls Choir, this event is a must-see at the festival.

Tickets start from £20, with concessions available for D/deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent people, under 18s, arts workers, and under 30s. A limited number of £10 Affordable Tickets are also available to ensure accessibility for all.

Don't miss this poignant tribute to a pivotal moment in history, brought to life through the power of music and multimedia storytelling. Book your tickets now and be part of this extraordinary event at the Edinburgh International Festival.

Edinburgh International Festival: Fire in my mouth

The Usher Hall

Immerse yourself in the profound beauty of Verdi's Requiem at the Edinburgh International Festival, a performance that promises to be a highlight of the cultural calendar. Under the baton of Principal Conductor Santtu-Matias Rouvali, this event will take place at the prestigious Usher Hall in Edinburgh on Saturday, 24 August 2024, at 8pm.

Verdi's Requiem, a cornerstone of 19th-century music, is renowned for its intense emotional depth and dramatic scope. Santtu-Matias Rouvali, leading the Philharmonia, along with the Edinburgh Festival Chorus and soon-to-be-announced soloists, will explore the full range of human emotion encapsulated in this choral masterpiece. From the thunderous "Dies Irae" to the ethereal "Agnus Dei," audiences can expect a performance filled with both grandeur and intimate beauty.

Ticket prices start from £22.50, with special concessions available for D/deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent people, under 18s, arts workers, and those under 30. Additionally, a limited number of £10 Affordable Tickets are on offer to ensure everyone has the opportunity to experience this magnificent work. No proof of eligibility is required for the Affordable Tickets, but they are subject to availability and can be claimed using the promo code INVITED at checkout.

The performance will last approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes, presented without an interval, making for an evening of uninterrupted musical splendor. For more information or to book your tickets, contact the Edinburgh International Festival box office at 131 473 2000. Don't miss this opportunity to witness one of the most powerful pieces of music ever written, performed by a world-class orchestra and chorus at one of the most celebrated festivals in the world.

Edinburgh International Festival: Santtu conducts Verdi's Requiem

Join us for a captivating family concert at the Edinburgh International Festival, featuring the Philharmonia in a special performance that promises to enchant audiences of all ages. This much-anticipated event will take place at Usher Hall, Edinburgh, on Sunday, 25 August 2024, at 3pm.

Under the baton of a soon-to-be-announced conductor, with Lucy Drever as the presenter and the renowned Nicola Benedetti gracing the stage with her violin, the concert will showcase a selection of beloved classics, including the highlight of the programme, "The Lark Ascending" by Vaughan Williams. This piece, inspired by the serene and resilient song of the skylark amidst the onset of World War I, features a soaring violin solo that has captured hearts worldwide, even being voted the nation’s favourite Desert Island Discs track.

This relaxed, family-friendly performance is a collaboration with the Philharmonia, with Festival Director Nicola Benedetti leading as the solo violinist, offering an unforgettable experience of Williams’s masterpiece.

**Need to Know:**
- **Prices & Discounts:** Tickets start from £10. D/deaf, disabled, neurodivergent people, and under 18s enjoy a 50% concession discount. A limited number of £10 Affordable Tickets are available for those in need, accessible with the promo code INVITED at checkout. Arts workers and under 30s are eligible for a 30% concession discount, with proof of eligibility possibly required at venues.
- **Running Time:** The concert will last approximately 50 minutes, presented without an interval.
- **Box Office:** Tickets can be purchased through the Edinburgh International Festival box office at 131 473 2000.

Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the magic of live classical music in a setting that welcomes music lovers of all ages. Book your tickets now and be part of a memorable musical journey with the Philharmonia at the Edinburgh International Festival.

Edinburgh International Festival: Family Concert

Join us at the Edinburgh International Festival for a captivating evening with the "Capriccio" by the Philharmonia, taking place at Usher Hall, Edinburgh, on Sunday, 25 August 2024, at 6pm. This remarkable event features the world-renowned British conductor Sir Andrew Davis, alongside a stellar cast including Malin Byström as Countess Madeleine, Bo Skovhus as Count, Sebastian Kohlhepp as Flamand, and many more talented artists.

"Capriccio," Richard Strauss's final opera, is a masterful exploration of the eternal debate between music and poetry, brought to life through the story of Countess Madeleine, torn between her two suitors: a composer and a poet. The opera is celebrated for its wit, dynamism, and the profound musical and poetic inquiry at its heart. Highlights include the soulful opening String Sextet and the lyrical closing monologue by Countess Madeleine, reflecting on the inseparability of music and poetry.

This performance is especially significant as Sir Andrew Davis returns to "Capriccio" in his 80th birthday year, having made his operatic debut with this very work. With a cast led by the much-admired Malin Byström, known for her role as Salome at the 2022 Festival, this promises to be an unforgettable evening.

Tickets start from £27.50, with concessions available for D/deaf, disabled, neurodivergent people, under 18s, arts workers, and under 30s. A limited number of £10 Affordable Tickets are also available to ensure everyone has the opportunity to experience this magnificent work. Don't miss your chance to witness this extraordinary blend of music, poetry, and performance at one of the world's most prestigious festivals.

Edinburgh International Festival: Capriccio

Join us for an extraordinary evening of music at the Bold Tendencies event featuring the captivating compositions of Oliver Leith, presented by the Philharmonia. This special concert will take place at Bold Tendencies in Peckham on Saturday, 7th September 2024, starting at 7:30 pm.

Under the baton of conductor Naomi Woo, the evening promises an unforgettable journey through Leith's innovative works, including "Cartoon Sun," "Honey Siren for Strings," and "Pearly, goldy, woody, bloody, or, Abundance." The program also features Charles Ives' evocative "The Housatonic at Stockbridge" from Three Places in New England and Schubert's Symphony No. 4, "Tragic," adding a classical touch to the contemporary showcase.

This concert marks the Philharmonia's first appearance in the 2024 Bold Tendencies programme, highlighting the award-winning British composer Oliver Leith's visionary music. It's an opportunity to experience the blend of traditional and modern, showcasing the orchestra's versatility and commitment to presenting groundbreaking works.

Tickets are priced at £22.50, offering you access to a night of exceptional music without an interval, ensuring a continuous, immersive experience. The running time is 1 hour, making it a perfect cultural outing that fits easily into your evening plans.

Don't miss this unique musical event. Book your tickets now and be part of a memorable night at Bold Tendencies with the Philharmonia.

Bold Tendencies: Oliver Leith Philharmonia

Bold Tendencies

Join us for an unforgettable evening at Bold Tendencies in Peckham on Saturday, 14th September 2024, at 7:30 pm, as we present Mahler Symphony No. 2, famously known as the 'Resurrection' Symphony. This monumental work, performed by the Philharmonia under the baton of the brilliant young Greek conductor Nefeli Chadouli, promises an epic journey through the themes of human suffering, redemption, and the universal search for meaning. Making her UK debut, Chadouli is set to lead an orchestra and voices in a performance that resonates with Mahler’s vision of rebirth and the triumph of the human spirit.

The concert, part of the Bold Tendencies 2024 programme, will be held without an interval, running for approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. Tickets are priced at £22.50, offering you the chance to experience a powerful and moving masterpiece in an inspiring setting.

Don't miss this opportunity to witness a performance that not only showcases the exceptional talent of Nefeli Chadouli and the Philharmonia but also captures the profound message of Mahler's Symphony No. 2. Book your tickets now and be part of a night that promises to be a highlight of the musical year.

Bold Tendencies: Mahler Symphony No. 2

Experience the electrifying start of the Nordic Soundscapes series with "Santtu conducts Sibelius and Grieg" at the Royal Festival Hall on Thursday, 26 September 2024, at 7pm. Under the baton of Finnish Principal Conductor Santtu-Matias Rouvali, this concert promises an unforgettable evening of music that explores the deep connections between Nordic composers and the natural world.

The evening kicks off with María Sigfúsdóttir’s "Oceans" in its London premiere, a piece that captures the majestic power of the sea and the wind, setting the stage for a night of immersive soundscapes. Following this, the renowned pianist Stephen Hough takes the stage for Grieg’s beloved Piano Concerto, a work overflowing with passion and dramatic intensity.

The highlight of the night is Sibelius’s "Kullervo," a monumental piece that tells a tragic tale from Finland’s national epic, the Kalevala. Performed with the historic Ylioppilaskunnan Laulajat Male Voice Choir, who sang at its premiere in 1892, this rare performance is a testament to Finnish national identity and the genius of Sibelius. Expect an evening of sweeping melodies, high drama, and exceptional singing.

Tickets range from £15 to £75, with priority booking available for Friends of the Philharmonia. General booking opens at 10am on Tuesday, 23 April. This concert is not just a performance but an invitation to journey through the Nordic landscapes, brought to life by the Philharmonia Orchestra at the heart of London.

Join us for a night that celebrates the beauty of Nordic music and the artistry of some of the world’s most talented musicians. This event is part of the Nordic Soundscapes series, running from 26 September to 10 November 2024, a series that promises to be a profound exploration of music crafted from nature.

Santtu conducts Sibelius and Grieg

Experience the Philharmonia Orchestra like never before at the Virtual Orchestra: Sibelius event, taking place at the Southbank Centre from Thursday, 26th to Sunday, 29th September. This unique, free event invites you to immerse yourself in the heart of the orchestra through an innovative Virtual Reality experience. Without the need for a ticket, attendees can drop in throughout the opening weekend of the season to explore the orchestral setup from a player's perspective.

Imagine sitting in the viola section, right in front of the conductor, or amidst the woodwind, feeling the music envelop you from all sides. How does the sound shift when you face the double basses, or the violins? This immersive experience not only allows you to hear but also to feel the music from the inside, offering a rare glimpse into the excitement and nerve-racking anticipation of performing to an audience of 2,500 people.

The event runs from 10 am to 7 pm on Thursday, 26th September to Saturday, 28th September, and from 10 am to 3 pm on Sunday, 29th September. It's a part of the Nordic Soundscapes series, which runs from 26th September to 10th November 2024, celebrating music inspired by nature.

Don't miss this opportunity to step into the shoes of a Philharmonia musician and experience the orchestra from a completely new perspective. No tickets are required; just come and immerse yourself in the world of Sibelius and the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Southbank Centre.

Virtual Orchestra: Sibelius

Join us at The Marlowe in Canterbury for an unforgettable evening of classical music as Stephen Hough takes the stage to play Grieg, accompanied by the Philharmonia Orchestra under the baton of Santtu-Matias Rouvali. This concert, happening on Saturday, 28th September 2024 at 7:30 pm, promises to be a highlight of the 2024/25 season in Canterbury, featuring masterpieces by Sibelius and Grieg.

The evening will commence with Sibelius's "The Oceanides," a musical depiction of sea-nymphs from Greek mythology, followed by Grieg's Piano Concerto, a cornerstone of the orchestral repertoire celebrated for its dramatic opening and anthemic finale. Britain's top pianist, Sir Stephen Hough, will bring this piece to life, showcasing his unparalleled skill and passion. The concert will conclude with Sibelius's Symphony No. 3, a work full of confident, warm energy and packed with pleasures throughout its half-hour duration.

Before the concert, attendees are invited to a free Insights Talk at 6:15 pm in The Studio, offering deeper understanding and appreciation of the evening's program.

Tickets are priced between £17 and £56, with multi-buy discounts available. Special £10 Discovery tickets are available for ages 16-26, and there are also £10 tickets for schools, making this an accessible event for music lovers of all ages. The recommended age for attendees is from 7 years old.

Don't miss this opportunity to experience the magic of live classical music in the heart of Canterbury. Book your tickets now and prepare for an evening of exquisite music that promises to be both inspiring and memorable.

Canterbury: Stephen Hough plays Grieg

The fragility of the seas requires us to change our interactions with them – but if we don’t make these changes slowly and carefully, the consequences for their delicately balanced ecosystems could be catastrophic. Can the arts help to communicate this complexity?

Notes on Nature 1: The Sea

Join us at the Royal Festival Hall on Sunday, 29th September 2024, at 3pm for an extraordinary concert experience, "Santtu conducts Sibelius and Nielsen." This event promises to be a highlight of the Philharmonia's Nordic Soundscapes series, featuring the talented Santtu-Matias Rouvali as conductor, with the acclaimed Bomsori Kim on violin.

The programme for the afternoon includes Sibelius's enchanting "The Oceanides," Nielsen's bold Violin Concerto, and the UK premiere of Miho Hazama's "What the Wind Brings," accompanied by underwater film footage of the Nordic coast. The concert will conclude with Sibelius's Symphony No. 3, a work full of warm energy and captivating melodies.

This concert is not just a performance but an exploration of the Nordic landscape's beauty and mystery, both above and beneath the sea. The inclusion of short documentary films provides a unique visual and auditory experience, bringing the Nordic coastline's underwater worlds to life on the Royal Festival Hall's vast screen.

Tickets are priced between £15 and £75, with priority booking available for Friends of the Philharmonia. General booking opens at 10am on Tuesday, 23rd April. Don't miss this opportunity to be swept away by the powerful and playful sounds of the north, performed by some of the world's most outstanding musicians.

Santtu conducts Sibelius and Nielsen

Join us at De Montfort Hall on Friday, 4th October 2024, at 7pm for an unforgettable evening with the legendary Sir András Schiff, as he leads a captivating program featuring the works of Mozart, Schubert, and Haydn. This concert, part of the Leicester Season, promises to be a highlight, showcasing Schiff's dual mastery as both conductor and pianist.

The evening will commence with Haydn's sprightly Piano Concerto in D major, a piece celebrated for its Classical elegance and expressive Hungarian-style finale. Following this, Schiff will conduct Schubert's Symphony No. 8, "Unfinished", a work renowned for its beautiful, impassioned melodies that encapsulate the heart of the Classical period. The concert will conclude with Mozart's deeply emotional Piano Concerto No. 24, a masterpiece admired for its moving melodies and masterful finale, directed from the piano by Schiff in the tradition of the composers themselves.

Ticket prices range from £21 to £46, with a variety of discounts available, including multi-buy discounts, £11 tickets for those aged 25 or under and students, £28.50 for top price tickets for students, half-price tickets for recipients of Universal or Pension Credit, and group booking discounts. The concert will run for approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, including a 20-minute interval. Attendees will also have access to free printed programmes at the venue, with digital programme notes available a week before the concert.

For more information or to book your tickets, please contact the De Montfort Hall box office at 0116 233 3111. Don't miss this opportunity to experience classical music royalty, Sir András Schiff, in a performance that promises to be both uplifting and deeply moving.

Leicester: Mozart & Schubert with András Schiff

De Montfort Hall

Join us for an enchanting evening of contemporary music at the Royal Festival Hall on Sunday, 6th October 2024, at 6pm, featuring the captivating works of Kaija Saariaho and Hans Abrahamsen. This special "Music of Today" concert, part of the Nordic Soundscapes series, is a celebration of the leading Nordic composers of recent decades, offering a unique opportunity to experience the compelling compositions of Saariaho and Abrahamsen, free of charge, though a ticket is required.

Under the baton of Chloe Rooke, making her Philharmonia debut, and featuring the exquisite soprano Ella Taylor, acclaimed for their "gorgeous voice" by BBC Music Magazine, the evening promises to be a memorable one. The programme includes Saariaho's "Semafor," one of her last pieces, inspired by the playful sculptures of Finnish artist Ernst Mether-Borgström, and Abrahamsen's "Two Inger Christensen Songs," crystalline settings of poems by the renowned Danish poet, capturing a timeless connection with the natural world.

This concert not only showcases the talents of emerging artists alongside established musicians but also marks a welcome return for Ella Taylor, who first performed with us in an unconventional venue, a multi-storey car park in Peckham. Now, they grace the stage with a small ensemble of Philharmonia players for an evening that promises to be as innovative as it is inspiring.

Priority booking is available for Friends of the Philharmonia, with general booking opening at 10am on Tuesday, 23rd April. Secure your seat for this free event and immerse yourself in the modern sounds of the Nordic landscape. For more information and to book your tickets, contact the Philharmonia Box Office at 0800 652 6717, Monday to Friday, 10am – 5pm. Don't miss this early evening concert, a perfect prelude to the broader explorations of Nordic Soundscapes.

Music of Today: Kaija Saariaho and Hans Abrahamsen

András Schiff’s devoted fans will turn out for whatever he decides to play or conduct, and this evening they’re in for not one treat but three. Schiff performs two of the finest concertos of the late 1700s. Haydn’s, the epitome of Classical elegance and expression, features a lively Hungarian-style finale. Mozart’s explores deeper emotional territory, the lullaby-like melody of its slow movement leading to a masterly set of variations. Schiff directs the orchestra from the keyboard, as Mozart and Haydn themselves would have done.

András Schiff: Haydn, Schubert and Mozart

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Nordic music with the Philharmonia's season opener in Bedford, featuring the timeless works of Sibelius, Grieg, and Nielsen. This enchanting evening at the Bedford Corn Exchange on Wednesday, 9th October 2024, at 7:30 pm, promises to be a memorable journey through the landscapes of the Nordic countries, brought to life by the masterful compositions of these renowned composers.

Under the baton of conductor Vinay Parameswaran, with the virtuosic Juho Pohjonen at the piano, the concert will open with Nielsen's Helios Overture, a musical depiction of the sun's journey across the Aegean Sea. This will be followed by Grieg's Piano Concerto, a piece celebrated for its dramatic opening and anthemic finale. The highlight of the evening will be Sibelius's Symphony No. 5, a masterpiece that begins with a whisper and builds to the majestic "swan theme" finale, inspired by the sight of 16 swans in flight.

This concert is part of the "Nordic Soundscapes" series, offering a unique opportunity to explore music crafted from nature. Tickets are priced between £15 and £40, with priority booking available for Friends of the Philharmonia. General booking opens on Tuesday, 23rd April, at 10 am. This event, with a running time of 1 hour and 40 minutes, including a 20-minute interval, is recommended for ages 7 and up. Free printed and digital programme notes will be available to enhance your concert experience.

Join us at the Bedford Corn Exchange, located at 13 St Paul’s Square, Bedford, MK40 1SL, for an evening that promises to be a highlight of the Philharmonia's 2024/25 season. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the beauty and power of Nordic music.

Bedford: Sibelius, Grieg & Nielsen

Join the Philharmonia Chamber Players for an enchanting evening of music featuring works by Salonen and Nielsen. This special performance is part of the Philharmonia's Nordic Soundscapes series, showcasing the rich musical heritage of the Nordic region.

**Event Details:**
- **Date:** Thursday, 24 October 2024
- **Time:** 6:00 PM
- **Venue:** Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London, SE1 8XX
- **Admission:** Free, ticket required

**Program Highlights:**
- **Salonen Memoria:** A poignant piece by Esa-Pekka Salonen, reflecting on memories and the legacy of Luciano Berio. This work is a testament to Salonen's deep musical insights and his connection to the Nordic soundscape.
- **Nielsen Wind Quintet:** A cornerstone of the wind quintet repertoire, Carl Nielsen's piece captures the essence of nature and the unique character of each instrument. Expect a journey through nostalgic melodies and modern harmonies, culminating in a captivating finale.

**Performers:**
The evening will feature the Philharmonia Wind Quintet, comprising five of the orchestra's outstanding musicians. Their expertise and cohesion promise to bring these compositions to life in a memorable performance.

**Special Offers:**
- **Nordic Soundscapes Pass:** Secure your seat for every London event in the series with our passes, available at £250, £150, and £75. Passholders will also receive a series magazine signed by Santtu and an invitation to drinks on the opening night.

**Additional Information:**
- **Priority Booking for Friends:** Priority booking is now open. General booking commences at 10am on Tuesday, 23 April. Join the Friends of the Philharmonia to book your tickets now.
- **Running Time:** 35 minutes
- **Recommended Age:** Suitable for ages 7 and above
- **Programme Notes:** Free printed programmes will be available at the venue.

Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the captivating sounds of the Nordic landscape, performed by the world-class Philharmonia Chamber Players. Reserve your tickets today and be part of an unforgettable musical experience.

Philharmonia Chamber Players: Salonen and Nielsen

Join us for an unforgettable evening as Marin Alsop conducts Mahler’s Fifth Symphony at the Royal Festival Hall on Thursday, 24th October 2024, at 7:30 pm. This concert promises to be a profound exploration of love and beauty, featuring the talents of Marin Alsop, our Principal Guest Conductor, and the Grammy-winning mezzo-soprano Sasha Cooke.

The evening will commence with Gustav Mahler's "Blumine," a tender piece originally part of his first symphony, showcasing our Principal Trumpet's softer side. Following this, Sasha Cooke will bring to life a selection of Alma Mahler's songs, orchestrated by David & Colin Matthews. These include "Die stille Stadt," "Waldseligkeit," and "Bei dir ist es traut," offering a rare opportunity to experience the expressive depth of Alma Mahler's compositions.

The highlight of the night, Mahler’s Symphony No. 5, will take you on an emotional journey from its dramatic opening trumpet fanfare to the triumphant joy of its finale. The symphony is renowned for its Adagietto, a declaration of Mahler's love for his future wife, Alma, and a piece of pure, heart-wrenching beauty.

Tickets are priced between £15 and £75, with priority booking available for Friends of the Philharmonia. General booking opens at 10am on Tuesday, 23rd April. This performance is expected to run for approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes, including an interval, and is recommended for audiences from the age of 7.

Free printed programmes will be available at the venue, and digital programme notes will be accessible a week before the event. For more information or to book your tickets, please contact the Philharmonia Box Office at 0800 652 6717, Monday to Friday, 10am – 5pm.

Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the emotional depth and beauty of Mahler’s Fifth Symphony under the baton of Marin Alsop, accompanied by the exceptional Sasha Cooke.

Marin Alsop conducts Mahler's Fifth Symphony

Join us for an enlightening discussion at the "Notes on Nature 2: The Forest Philharmonia" event, part of the Nordic Soundscapes series. This unique gathering will take place in the Level 5 Function Room at the Royal Festival Hall on Sunday, 27 October 2024, starting at 12.30pm. Admission is free, but tickets are required to ensure your spot at this thought-provoking session.

The event will feature Vidya Patel and Annika Lindskog as hosts. Vidya Patel, a renowned dancer and choreographer, alongside Annika Lindskog, a lecturer in Nordic landscape and culture, will lead a compelling discussion on the delicate balance between protecting the beauty of our forests and ensuring the flourishing of human communities that depend on them. This session is a part of our broader Nordic Soundscapes series, which explores the intersection of nature, culture, and music.

Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in the debate, share their views, and enjoy a cozy atmosphere with coffee and cinnamon buns. This event promises to be a memorable experience, offering insights into how we can harmonize environmental conservation with human development.

Priority booking is available for Friends of the Philharmonia, with general booking opening at 10am on Tuesday, 23 April. Don't miss your chance to be part of this important conversation. Secure your tickets now and join us in exploring the future of our forests and communities.

Notes on Nature 2: The Forest

Join us for an evening of profound musical reflection with "The Bach Choir: Britten’s War Requiem" at Westminster Cathedral on Wednesday, 30 October 2024, at 7:30 pm. This concert promises to be a moving tribute to peace and reconciliation, featuring Benjamin Britten's powerful War Requiem, a piece composed in memory of the new Coventry Cathedral and in honor of all those affected by the atrocities of war.

Under the baton of conductor David Hill, the performance will showcase the exceptional talents of soprano Elizabeth Watts, tenor Andrew Staples, and baritone Mark Stone. They will be joined by the London Youth Choirs LYC Junior Boys & LYC Junior Girls, and the illustrious Bach Choir, bringing to life Britten's haunting score and the poignant poetry of Wilfred Owen, a soldier and poet who documented the harrowing realities of war and was tragically killed in action in 1918.

Britten's War Requiem, with its interweaving of the traditional Latin Requiem Mass and Owen's evocative war poetry, creates a stark contrast that underscores the futility and devastation of war. The piece is renowned for its challenging compositions, including the use of the tritone interval, known as "The Devil’s Interval," to evoke a sense of unresolved conflict and longing for peace.

Tickets are priced between £10 and £74, with group booking discounts available. The performance will run for approximately 1 hour and 35 minutes without an interval and is recommended for audiences aged 7 and above.

Don't miss this opportunity to experience a landmark work of 20th-century music that continues to resonate with audiences worldwide, reminding us of the enduring impact of war and the universal yearning for peace. Book your tickets now for an unforgettable evening with The Bach Choir and Philharmonia at Westminster Cathedral.

The Bach Choir: Britten’s War Requiem

Westminster Cathedral

Join us at the Royal Festival Hall for an unforgettable evening of classical music with the "Santtu and Nemanja Radulović Philharmonia" concert on Thursday, 31 October 2024, at 7:30 pm. Experience the magic of live performance as conductor Santtu-Matias Rouvali and violinist Nemanja Radulović take the stage to present a captivating program featuring Khachaturian's Three Pieces from the ballet 'Gayaneh', the exhilarating Violin Concerto, and Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 1, "Winter Daydreams".

Nemanja Radulović, celebrated for his warmth and flair, will bring his exceptional virtuosity to Khachaturian’s Violin Concerto, a piece that showcases his ability to blend folk influences with soulful melodies and a fiery finale. Santtu-Matias Rouvali, known for his deep connection with Tchaikovsky's music, will guide the audience through the evocative landscapes of "Winter Daydreams", a symphony that captures the essence of youthful indulgence and romantic reverie.

The concert will also feature the dynamic and colorful movements from Khachaturian's ballet 'Gayaneh', including the famous Sabre Dance, promising an evening filled with vibrant melodies and spectacular performances.

Tickets are priced between £15 and £75, with priority booking available for Friends of the Philharmonia. General booking opens at 10am on Tuesday, 23 April. Don't miss this opportunity to witness the synergy of Santtu-Matias Rouvali and Nemanja Radulović with the Philharmonia Orchestra in the heart of London at the Southbank Centre's Royal Festival Hall.

For more information and to secure your tickets, contact the Philharmonia Box Office at 0800 652 6717, Monday to Friday, 10am – 5pm. Prepare for an evening of exquisite music that promises to be a highlight of the 2024/25 London Season.

Santtu and Nemanja Radulović Philharmonia

Join us for a thought-provoking session at the "Notes on Nature 3: Wildlife Philharmonia" event, taking place in the Level 5 Function Room at the Royal Festival Hall on Sunday, 3 November 2024, at 12:30 pm. This unique gathering, part of the Nordic Soundscapes series, promises an engaging debate on the relationship between humans and nature, challenging the traditional assumptions about flora and fauna.

Hosted by Santtu-Matias Rouvali, the Philharmonia’s Principal Conductor and an avid hunter and forager, alongside Lisa Chilton, a farmer and Chief Executive of the National Biodiversity Network, this event invites you to explore critical questions. Delve into discussions on sustainable farming for a population of 8 billion, the potential oxymoron it presents, and the complex decisions between conservation and human needs—all over coffee and cinnamon buns.

This event is free, but tickets are required. Priority booking is available for Friends of the Philharmonia, with general booking opening at 10 am on Tuesday, 23 April. Don't miss this opportunity to join a meaningful conversation that could reshape how we view our planet and its resources.

For more information or to book your tickets, contact the Philharmonia Box Office at 0800 652 6717, available Monday to Friday from 10 am to 5 pm. Be part of a journey with the Nordic Soundscapes Pass, offering great seats for every London event in the series, a series magazine signed by Santtu, and an invitation to drinks on the opening night.

Notes on Nature 3: Wildlife

Join us at the Royal Festival Hall on Sunday, 3rd November 2024, at 3pm for an unforgettable concert experience as María Dueñas, the celebrated violinist and winner of the Menuhin Violin Competition in 2021, takes the stage to perform Sibelius's Violin Concerto. This concert promises to be a deeply expressive and personal journey through one of the violin repertoire's undisputed pinnacles, showcasing Dueñas's exceptional talent and the emotional depth of her performance that has captivated audiences worldwide.

Under the baton of conductor Santtu-Matias Rouvali, the program will also feature the UK premiere of "Submarea" by Swedish composer Mats Larsson Gothe, accompanied by an inspiring underwater film of the wild Nordic coast, and Nielsen's Symphony No. 5, a dramatic symphony that explores a battle between the forces of evil and the forces of nature.

This concert is part of the Nordic Soundscapes series, offering a unique exploration of music crafted from nature. Tickets are priced between £10 and £70, with priority booking available for Friends of the Philharmonia. General booking opens at 10am on Tuesday, 23rd April. Don't miss this opportunity to witness María Dueñas's mastery live in an event that promises to be a highlight of the London musical calendar.

María Dueñas plays Sibelius

Join us for an enlightening evening at the Clore Ballroom, RFH, Level 2, on Sunday, 10 November 2024, at 5pm for "Notes on Nature 4: The Human Dimension." This event, part of the Nordic Soundscapes series, promises to be a thought-provoking discussion on the critical role of the arts in addressing the climate crisis. Hosted by Andrew Mellor and Love Ssega, the session will explore the potential of the arts as a powerful catalyst for change and the sacrifices necessary to minimize environmental harm. 

Andrew Mellor, with his expertise in music, culture, and architecture, particularly in the Nordic countries, alongside musician and producer Love Ssega, who has campaigned for clean air using his background in science and songwriting, will challenge attendees to debate the responsibility of individual artists and arts organizations in the climate crisis. The discussion will be accompanied by coffee and cinnamon buns, setting the stage for a cozy yet impactful dialogue.

This event is free, but tickets are required. Priority booking is available for Friends of the Philharmonia, with general booking opening at 10am on Tuesday, 23 April. Don't miss this unique opportunity to engage in a meaningful conversation about the intersection of art and environmental activism, all within the context of the captivating Nordic Soundscapes.

Notes on Nature 4: The Human Dimension

Join us at the Royal Festival Hall on Sunday, 10 November 2024, at 7:30 pm for an unforgettable evening as Esa-Pekka Salonen conducts a captivating program featuring the works of Sibelius and Lindberg. This concert marks a significant moment in the Philharmonia's Nordic Soundscapes series, showcasing the rich musical heritage of Finland.

The evening will commence with Lotta Wennäkoski's "Flounce," a piece known for its joyful and imaginative spirit, composed for the Last Night of the Proms in 2017. Following this, Lawrence Power, one of today's leading viola players, will give the UK premiere of Magnus Lindberg's new Viola Concerto, a testament to the enduring friendship and creative collaboration between Salonen and Lindberg since their student days.

The highlight of the concert will be Jean Sibelius's Symphony No. 1, a masterpiece that captures the vast Nordic landscapes through its sweeping melodies and the haunting opening clarinet solo, leading to the intense energy of the finale. This symphony is not only a favorite among classical music enthusiasts but also serves as an excellent introduction to Sibelius's distinctive musical voice for newcomers.

This event is part of the Nordic Soundscapes series, and attendees have the opportunity to enhance their experience with Nordic Soundscapes Passes, offering great seats for every London event in the series, along with exclusive perks like a series magazine signed by Santtu and an invitation to drinks on the opening night.

Tickets are priced between £10 and £70, with priority booking available for Friends of the Philharmonia. General booking opens at 10 am on Tuesday, 23 April. Don't miss this opportunity to witness a remarkable performance that bridges the past and present of Finnish music, conducted by the esteemed Esa-Pekka Salonen.

Salonen conducts Sibelius and Lindberg

Join the Philharmonia Chamber Players for an enchanting evening of music by Turina and Ravel at the Royal Festival Hall on Thursday, 14 November 2024, at 6pm. This special small-ensemble performance is a unique opportunity to experience the mastery of four Philharmonia string players as they present a free concert featuring Turina's "La oración del torero" and Ravel's celebrated "String Quartet."

The event showcases the talents of Rebecca Chan and David López Ibáñez on violin, Sylvain Séailles on viola, and Ella Rundle on cello. Together, they will navigate the lively, lyrical, and contemplative passages of Ravel's masterpiece, a work that demands great technical and expressive skill. This performance is an excellent introduction to French music for newcomers, highlighting the beauty and complexity of the chamber music repertoire.

In addition to Ravel's work, the audience will be treated to Turina's "The Bullfighter’s Prayer," a piece inspired by the composer's experience at a bullfighting event in Madrid. This composition blends the influences of Debussy and Ravel with a distinctive Spanish, folkloric flavor, offering a vivid musical portrayal of a toreador's prayer before entering the arena.

This event is free, but tickets are required. Priority booking is available for Friends of the Philharmonia, with general booking opening at 10am on Tuesday, 23 April. The performance is expected to run for approximately 35 minutes and is recommended for audiences aged 7 and up. Free printed programmes will be available at the venue to enhance your concert experience.

Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the exquisite sounds of Turina and Ravel, performed by the talented Philharmonia Chamber Players. Reserve your tickets now and prepare for an unforgettable musical journey at the Royal Festival Hall.

Philharmonia Chamber Players: Turina and Ravel

Join us at the Royal Festival Hall on Thursday, 21st November 2024, at 7:30 pm for an unforgettable evening with the Philharmonia Orchestra, featuring the legendary Herbert Blomstedt as conductor and the virtuosic Leonidas Kavakos on violin. This concert promises to be a highlight in London’s cultural calendar, showcasing a program that includes Mozart's Violin Concerto No. 4, K. 218, and Mahler's profound Symphony No. 9.

Revered for his passion and longevity in music-making, Herbert Blomstedt, in his late nineties, will lead the orchestra through Mahler’s last completed work, Symphony No. 9. This piece, known for its emotional depth and complexity, offers an experience of doubt, defiance, grief, hope, and climaxes of devastating power, culminating in a hushed ending that captivates the audience. 

Before the grandeur of Mahler, the concert will open with Mozart’s Violin Concerto No. 4, featuring Leonidas Kavakos, whose previous performance was described as "pitch perfect" and "life-enhancing" by Seen and Heard International. The clarity and refinement of this concerto serve as the perfect introduction to the evening's program.

Ticket prices range from £20 to £85, with priority booking available for Friends of the Philharmonia. General booking opens at 10am on Tuesday, 23rd April. This event also offers a multibuy discount, with special rates for under-18s and concessions. The concert duration is approximately 2 hours, including an interval, and is recommended for ages 7 and above.

Free printed programmes will be available at the venue, and digital programme notes will be accessible a week before the event. For more information or to book your tickets, contact the Philharmonia Box Office at 0800 652 6717, Monday to Friday, 10am to 5pm.

Don't miss this opportunity to experience the Philharmonia Orchestra under the baton of Herbert Blomstedt, with Leonidas Kavakos's exceptional violin performance, in the heart of London at the Royal Festival Hall.

Herbert Blomstedt and Leonidas Kavakos

Join us at the Bedford Corn Exchange for an unforgettable evening of classical music with the Philharmonia Orchestra, featuring the extraordinary talents of Santtu-Matias Rouvali as conductor and Jess Gillam on saxophone. This special concert, taking place on Saturday, 30th November 2024 at 7:30 pm, promises a lineup of irresistible tunes and captivating performances.

The evening will commence with Shostakovich's suite from his satirical operetta, "Moscow, Cheryomushki," arranged by Cornall, showcasing humor, lilting waltzes, and fiery dances. Following this, Jess Gillam will take the stage to perform Glazunov's Saxophone Concerto, a piece that has significantly contributed to the saxophone's prominence in classical music. Known for her dynamic performances, Gillam's rendition of this 1934 concerto is eagerly anticipated.

After an interval, the concert will conclude with Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 6, "Pathétique." This passionate symphony, a masterpiece by the composer, remains one of the most beloved works in the classical music repertoire.

Tickets are priced between £15 and £40, with priority booking available for Friends of the Philharmonia. General booking opens at 10 am on Tuesday, 23rd April. This event is suitable for audiences from the age of 7, and the total running time is approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes, including a 20-minute interval.

Before the concert, attendees are invited to a free Insights Talk with Jess Gillam at 6:30 pm in the Harpur Suite, offering a deeper understanding of the evening's program.

Don't miss this opportunity to experience the magic of live classical music at the Bedford Corn Exchange, located at 13 St Paul’s Square, Bedford, MK40 1SL. For more information and to book your tickets, please contact the Philharmonia Box Office at 0800 652 6717, Monday to Friday, 10 am – 5 pm.

Bedford: Santtu and Jess Gillam

Join us for an unforgettable afternoon of music at the Royal Festival Hall on Sunday, 1st December 2024, at 3pm, featuring the ebullient saxophonist Jess Gillam and the Philharmonia under the baton of Principal Conductor Santtu-Matias Rouvali. This irresistible Sunday matinee promises a blend of classical masterpieces and captivating performances.

**Event Highlights:**

- **Date & Time:** Sunday, 1st December 2024, 3pm
- **Venue:** Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London, SE1 8XX
- **Artists:** Santtu-Matias Rouvali (Conductor), Jess Gillam (Saxophone)
- **Programme:**
  - Shostakovich arr. Cornall: Suite from Moscow, Cheryomushki
  - Glazunov: Saxophone Concerto
  - Prokofiev: Romeo and Juliet excerpts

Jess Gillam, celebrated for her infectious enthusiasm for music and remarkable achievements including an MBE for services to music, a Classical BRIT award, and her own show on BBC Radio 3, will light up the stage with her performance of Glazunov’s Saxophone Concerto. The programme also features Shostakovich’s satirical operetta Moscow Cheryomushki and selected highlights from Prokofiev’s Romeo and Juliet, chosen by Santtu himself.

**Additional Information:**

- **Prices & Discounts:** Tickets range from £15 to £75, with multibuy offers and discounts for under-18s and concessions.
- **Running Time:** 1 hr 50 mins, including an interval
- **Recommended Age:** From 7
- **Programme Notes:** Free printed programmes available at the venue. Digital programme notes will be available a week before the event.
- **Box Office:** Philharmonia Box Office: 0800 652 6717 (Monday to Friday 10am – 5pm)

**Before the Event:**

- **Insights Talk with Jess Gillam**
- **Date & Time:** Sunday, 1st December 2024, 1.30pm, Clore Ballroom
- **Admission:** Free, no ticket required

Meet saxophonist Jess Gillam and delve deeper into the afternoon’s performance at this pre-concert talk. 

Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the magic of live classical music in the heart of London. Priority booking for Friends is now open, with general booking commencing at 10am on Tuesday, 23rd April. Join the Friends to book your tickets now and secure your seat for this captivating concert.

Santtu and Jess Gillam

Join us at De Montfort Hall on Monday, 2nd December 2024, at 7pm for an unforgettable evening as Jess Gillam, celebrated as "Everyone’s favourite saxophonist" by The Times, takes the stage to perform Glazunov's Saxophone Concerto. This concert promises to be a showcase of extraordinary talent, featuring the Philharmonia's Principal Conductor, Santtu-Matias Rouvali, and the remarkable British saxophonist Jess Gillam.

By the tender age of 23, Jess Gillam has already achieved remarkable milestones, including topping the UK Classical Charts, winning a BRIT Award, and making a sensational debut at the BBC Proms. Now, she's set to demonstrate the captivating capabilities of the saxophone in Glazunov’s 1934 concerto, a piece that, much like Gillam herself, has played a pivotal role in elevating the saxophone's status in the classical music realm.

The evening will commence with Santtu-Matias Rouvali conducting Shostakovich's Suite from Moscow, Cheryomushki, a composition by Glazunov’s student that is filled with humor, waltzes, and fiery dances. The concert will conclude with Tchaikovsky’s emotionally charged Symphony No. 6, 'Pathétique', a piece that showcases the composer's mastery and remains a beloved staple in the classical music canon.

Ticket prices range from £21 to £46, with various discounts available, including multi-buy discounts, £11 tickets for those aged 25 or under and students, £28.50 for top price tickets for students, and half-price tickets for recipients of Universal or Pension Credit. Group booking discounts are also available.

The concert's duration is approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes, including a 20-minute interval. Attendees will have access to free printed programmes at the venue, and digital programme notes will be available a week before the concert.

For those interested in gaining deeper insights into the music, a free Insights Talk will be held at 6pm in the Garden Suite, no ticket required.

Don't miss this opportunity to witness Jess Gillam and the Philharmonia under the baton of Santtu-Matias Rouvali in a performance that promises to be both thrilling and deeply moving. Book your tickets now and experience the magic of classical music at De Montfort Hall, Leicester.

Leicester: Jess Gillam plays Glazunov

Join us at the Bedford Corn Exchange for a magical evening as the Philharmonia Orchestra presents "Philharmonia Brass at Christmas" on Tuesday, 10th December 2024, at 7:30 pm. This festive concert will feature the Philharmonia Brass Ensemble, showcasing a splendid array of seasonal music that perfectly complements the holiday spirit.

For the first time at the Bedford Corn Exchange, the Philharmonia’s brass players will be in the spotlight, performing a carefully curated programme that includes beloved carols, festive favourites, and more. It's an opportunity to experience the warmth and joy of Christmas music as performed by some of the most talented brass musicians in the world.

Ticket prices range from £15 to £40, with priority booking available for Friends of the Philharmonia. General booking opens at 10am on Tuesday, 23rd April. Take advantage of our multi-buy offer, and don't forget that discounts are available for under-18s, full-time students, and concessions.

The concert will run for approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, including a 20-minute interval, making it a perfect evening out for the whole family. Recommended for ages 7 and up, this event promises to fill your heart with the joy and warmth of the holiday season.

Free printed programmes will be available at the venue, and digital programme notes will be accessible a week before the concert, ensuring you can fully appreciate the music and the performers.

For more information or to book your tickets, contact the Philharmonia Box Office at 0800 652 6717, Monday to Friday, 10am to 5pm. The concert will take place at the Bedford Corn Exchange, 13 St Paul’s Square, Bedford, MK40 1SL.

Celebrate the season with us in the heart of Bedford and create unforgettable memories with the Philharmonia Brass at Christmas.

Bedford: Philharmonia Brass at Christmas

Celebrate the festive season with the enchanting sounds of the Philharmonia Brass Ensemble at "Philharmonia Brass at Christmas," taking place at The Haymarket, Basingstoke, on Tuesday, 17 December 2024, at 7.30pm. This special evening promises to fill the air with the spirit of Christmas, featuring a heartwarming selection of carols, festive favourites, and more, performed by the dazzling brass players of the Philharmonia Orchestra.

As the holiday season comes alive, allow the rich tones of brass music to evoke the quintessential Christmas atmosphere, reminiscent of mulled wine and mince pies. Whether you're already wrapped in the festive spirit or in search of that spark of Christmas magic, this concert is guaranteed to leave you feeling jolly and uplifted.

Event Details:
- **Date and Time:** Tuesday, 17 December 2024, 7.30pm
- **Venue:** The Haymarket, Basingstoke
- **Artists:** Philharmonia Brass Ensemble
- **Running Time:** 1 hr 45 mins, including an interval
- **Recommended Age:** From 7
- **Ticket Information:** £31, Priority booking only
- **Box Office:** Anvil Arts Box Office: 01256 844244

Join us in Basingstoke for an unforgettable evening that celebrates the joy and warmth of the holiday season.

Basingstoke: Philharmonia Brass at Christmas

The Haymarket

Celebrate the festive season with the enchanting sounds of the Philharmonia Brass at Christmas, taking place at The Marlowe in Canterbury on Wednesday, 18th December 2024, at 7:30 pm. This special evening promises to fill the air with the warmth and joy of Christmas through a beautifully curated programme featuring carols, festive favourites, and more, performed by the Philharmonia Orchestra’s brass ensemble.

Experience the magic of Christmas music as it's meant to be heard, with the Philharmonia’s dazzling brass players shining in the spotlight. From the first note to the last, this concert is designed to get everyone into the holiday spirit, whether you're already decking the halls or just looking for that spark of Christmas cheer.

Tickets are priced between £17 and £32.50, with multi-buy discounts available, as well as £10 'Discovery' tickets for ages 16-26 and £10 tickets for schools, making this an accessible event for all to enjoy. The concert will run for approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes, including an interval, and is recommended for ages 7 and up.

Don't miss this opportunity to join the Philharmonia Brass Ensemble for a night of festive music that promises to leave you feeling jolly. Book your tickets now and make your Christmas in Canterbury unforgettable. For more information and to purchase tickets, contact The Marlowe Box Office at 01227 787787.

Canterbury: Philharmonia Brass at Christmas

Join us at the Royal Festival Hall for an unforgettable evening as Nobuyuki Tsujii, the extraordinary pianist affectionately known as Nobu, takes the stage to perform Chopin on Thursday, 30 January 2025, at 7:30 pm. This concert promises to be a showcase of sparkling masterworks, featuring Tchaikovsky's Capriccio Italien, Chopin's Piano Concerto No. 1, and Bartók's Concerto for Orchestra, under the baton of conductor Santtu-Matias Rouvali.

Nobu, who has been blind from birth, is celebrated for his remarkable technique and sincere emotional expression, qualities that shine through in his performance of Chopin’s First Piano Concerto. The evening will begin with the vibrant trumpet fanfares of Tchaikovsky’s Capriccio Italien, a piece inspired by the composer's time in Rome and bursting with local color. The concert will conclude with Bartók’s Concerto for Orchestra, a piece that highlights the individual brilliance of each musician on stage, composed even as Bartók faced his final illness with a spirit full of energy and life.

Tickets are priced between £15 and £75, with priority booking available for Friends of the Philharmonia. General booking opens at 10am on Tuesday, 23 April. This event is not just a concert but an experience, with a running time of approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes, including an interval. Recommended for ages 7 and up, attendees can also look forward to free printed programmes available at the venue, with digital programme notes accessible a week before the event.

Don't miss this opportunity to witness Nobuyuki Tsujii's incredible talent and the Philharmonia Orchestra's dedication to presenting thrilling performances. Secure your seats for a night of exquisite music at one of London's most iconic venues. For more information and to book your tickets, contact the Philharmonia Box Office at 0800 652 6717, Monday to Friday, 10am to 5pm.

Nobuyuki Tsujii plays Chopin

Join us for an unforgettable evening of classical music at The Anvil in Basingstoke on Saturday, 1st February 2025, at 7:30 pm. The night promises an exquisite performance featuring the works of Dvořák and Beethoven, brought to life by the world-renowned pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard.

The concert will open with Weber's Overture, Der Freischütz, setting the stage for a night of intense emotion and breathtaking musicianship. Pierre-Laurent Aimard, celebrated for his interpretations of Beethoven, will then perform Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 3. This piece, known for its fiery opening, serene slow movement, and dance-filled finale, showcases Beethoven's revolutionary spirit.

The evening will conclude with Dvořák's Symphony No. 7, a masterpiece filled with the composer's love for his Bohemian homeland, offering a mix of tender moments and dramatic intensity. This symphony is celebrated for its lyrical spirit and memorable melodies, embodying themes of Love, God, and Fatherland.

Tickets are priced between £17 and £45, with special discounts available for groups, under 25s, and full-time students. The concert's duration is approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes, including an interval, making it a perfect cultural outing for audiences aged 7 and above.

For more information or to book your tickets, please contact the Anvil Arts Box Office at 01256 844244. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the magic of classical music in Basingstoke, performed by some of the most talented artists of our time.

Basingstoke: Dvořák & Beethoven with Pierre-Laurent Aimard

Join us for an unforgettable evening with "Canterbury: Philharmonia at the Movies" at The Marlowe, Canterbury, on Saturday, 15th February 2025, at 7:30 pm. This unique concert experience, led by conductor Michael Seal, promises to immerse you in the thrilling music of your favorite films. From the heart-pounding scores of "Mission Impossible" and "Casino Royale" to the enchanting themes of "E.T.," the Philharmonia Orchestra showcases its versatility and the rich tapestry of film music.

Whether you're a die-hard film music enthusiast or simply looking for a memorable night out with family, friends, or a special Valentine's date, this concert is the perfect way to spend your Saturday night in Canterbury. The Philharmonia's impressive recording catalogue includes a vast array of film scores, and this concert offers the chance to experience the orchestra's talent live, as they swap the screen for the stage.

Ticket prices range from £17 to £56, with multi-buy discounts available. Special 'Discovery' tickets are also on offer for ages 16-26 at £10, alongside £10 tickets for schools, making this an accessible event for all ages. The concert duration is approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes, including an interval, and is recommended for ages 7 and up.

For more information or to book your tickets, contact The Marlowe Box Office at 01227 787787. Don't miss this spectacular blend of cinematic grandeur and orchestral brilliance at "Canterbury: Philharmonia at the Movies."

Canterbury: Philharmonia at the Movies

Immerse yourself in the lush, emotional depths of Rachmaninov's Second Symphony with the Philharmonia at The Anvil, Basingstoke, on Wednesday, 19th February 2025, at 7:30 pm. This evening promises to be a showcase of Romantic brilliance, featuring the esteemed Tugan Sokhiev as conductor and the prodigious talent of Daniel Lozakovich on violin.

The concert opens with Prokofiev's Violin Concerto No. 2, a piece renowned for its lyrical melodies and dark, intricate passages, perfectly setting the stage for Lozakovich to display his exceptional technique. Following an interval, the night culminates with Rachmaninov's Symphony No. 2, a work celebrated for its unforgettable melodies, including the stormy horn motif of the second movement and the exquisite clarinet theme in the third. This symphony is a testament to Rachmaninov's mastery of orchestration and emotional expression, making it a must-see for lovers of the Romantic era.

Tickets are priced between £17 and £45, with special discounts available for groups, under 25s, and full-time students. The performance duration is approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes, including an interval, and is recommended for ages 7 and up. For bookings and further information, contact the Anvil Arts Box Office at 01256 844244.

Don't miss this opportunity to experience the Philharmonia's rendition of these masterpieces in the heart of Basingstoke.

Basingstoke: Rachmaninov’s Second Symphony

Ryan Bancroft is a favourite among Philharmonia fans. Tonight, he conducts the Orchestra in Leicester for the first time in music by Beethoven and Strauss.

The opening of Also sprach Zarathustra might be one of the most recognisable in classical music. But there’s much more to the work than its 2001: A Space Odyssey fame. In its half-hour span, Strauss takes us on a philosophical journey exploring the meaning of life. With blazing brass and sumptuous strings, he creates a listening experience full of intense feeling. It’s a real highlight of the orchestral repertoire and gives our players a chance to show off the renowned Philharmonia sound.

Leicester: Ryan Bancroft conducts Beethoven & Strauss

Join us for an unforgettable evening of classical music at The Anvil in Basingstoke on Wednesday, 19th March 2025, at 7:30 pm. This special concert features the renowned Osmo Vänskä as conductor and the sensational Mao Fujita on piano, presenting a program that promises to captivate and enchant.

The evening will commence with Missy Mazzoli's "These Worlds In Us," a poignant piece dedicated to the composer’s father, reflecting on themes of memory, grief, and love. Following this, Mao Fujita will take center stage to perform Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 25, K. 503. Celebrated for his mastery and interpretation of Mozart, Fujita's performance is eagerly anticipated. The concert will conclude with Mendelssohn's Symphony No. 5, "Reformation," a work rich in religious allusions and melodies that celebrate the Protestant Reformation.

Tickets are priced between £17 and £45, with group discounts available and a special rate of £12 for under 25s and full-time students (includes a £4 booking fee). The concert's duration is approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, including an interval, and is recommended for ages 7 and up.

For more information or to book your tickets, please contact the Anvil Arts Box Office at 01256 844244. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the brilliance of Osmo Vänskä and Mao Fujita in a program that spans the emotional spectrum of classical music.

Basingstoke: Osmo Vänskä & Mao Fujita Philharmonia

Join us at the Bedford Corn Exchange for an unforgettable evening of classical music as Osmo Vänskä conducts Mendelssohn, featuring the talented Mao Fujita on piano. This special concert, taking place on Friday, 21 March 2025, at 7:30 pm, promises to be a highlight of the musical calendar.

**Event Details:**
- **Date:** Friday, 21 March 2025
- **Time:** 7:30 pm
- **Location:** Bedford Corn Exchange, 13 St Paul’s Square, Bedford, MK40 1SL
- **Tickets:** £15 - £40
- **Priority Booking:** Available for Friends of the Philharmonia. General booking opens at 10 am on Tuesday, 23 April.

**Program Highlights:**
- **Missy Mazzoli:** These Worlds In Us
- **W.A. Mozart:** Piano Concerto No. 25, K. 503, featuring Mao Fujita
- **Felix Mendelssohn:** Symphony No. 5, 'Reformation'

The evening will commence with Missy Mazzoli's poignant "These Worlds In Us," a piece dedicated to her father and reflecting on themes of memory, grief, and love. Following this, the young and exceptionally talented pianist Mao Fujita will take the stage to perform Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 25, a masterpiece of the Classical period celebrated for its beauty and complexity.

After the interval, the orchestra will present Mendelssohn's Symphony No. 5, 'Reformation.' This rarely performed symphony, never published during Mendelssohn's lifetime, is a profound celebration of the Protestant Reformation, rich in religious allusions and warming melodies.

**Additional Information:**
- **Running Time:** 1 hour 40 minutes, including a 20-minute interval
- **Recommended Age:** From 7 years
- **Programme Notes:** Free printed programmes available at the venue. Digital programme notes will be accessible a week before the concert.
- **Box Office:** Philharmonia Box Office: 0800 652 6717 (Monday to Friday, 10 am - 5 pm)

Don't miss this opportunity to experience the brilliance of Osmo Vänskä, Mao Fujita, and the Mendelssohn Philharmonia in the beautiful setting of the Bedford Corn Exchange. Secure your tickets early to ensure the best seats for an evening of exquisite music and unforgettable performances.

Bedford: Osmo Vänskä conducts Mendelssohn

Join us at De Montfort Hall on Tuesday, 8th April 2025, at 7pm for an unforgettable evening as Santtu-Matias Rouvali conducts a mesmerizing program featuring the works of Shostakovich and Prokofiev. This concert promises to be a highlight of the 24/25 Leicester Season, showcasing the talents of conductor Santtu-Matias Rouvali and the virtuosic violinist Nemanja Radulović.

The evening will commence with Prokofiev's Symphony No. 1, "Classical", a piece inspired by Mozart and known for its light-hearted and dance-filled movements. Following this, the audience will be treated to Shostakovich's Violin Concerto No. 1, a piece that, due to Soviet disapproval, was not premiered until after Stalin's death. This concerto is a profound reflection of Shostakovich's experiences under repression, especially evident in the beautifully yearning third movement leading into a wild finale. Nemanja Radulović's energy and "firepower" (Gramophone) will bring this piece to life on the De Montfort Hall stage.

The program will conclude with Shostakovich's Symphony No. 1, a work composed by a young Shostakovich at the age of 19 as his graduation piece from the Petrograd Conservatory. Despite his youth, this symphony already showcases the composer's distinctive voice and style, marking it as one of his finest works.

Ticket prices range from £21 to £46, with multi-buy discounts available. Special pricing is available for those aged 25 or under, students, and recipients of Universal or Pension Credit. A group booking discount is also available. The concert will run for approximately 2 hours, including a 20-minute interval. Attendees can look forward to free printed programmes available at the venue, with digital programme notes accessible a week before the concert.

For more information or to book your tickets, please contact the De Montfort Hall box office at 0116 233 3111. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the power and beauty of 20th-century classics performed by the Philharmonia under the baton of Santtu-Matias Rouvali, with the exceptional Nemanja Radulović on violin.

Leicester: Santtu conducts Shostakovich & Prokofiev

Immerse yourself in an evening of profound musical expression with the Philharmonia at The Anvil, Basingstoke, on Wednesday, 9th April 2025, at 7:30 pm. This captivating concert, under the baton of Santtu-Matias Rouvali, features a compelling program that bridges the works of Shostakovich and Prokofiev, two titans of 20th-century classical music.

The concert opens with Prokofiev's Symphony No. 1, "Classical", an homage to the grace and clarity of Mozart's style, yet infused with Prokofiev's own playful and innovative spirit. This light-hearted piece sets the stage with its dance-like movements and joyful energy.

The evening takes a deeper, more introspective turn with Shostakovich's Violin Concerto No. 1, featuring the charismatic violinist Nemanja Radulović. His performance promises to bring an electrifying energy and emotional depth to the piece, particularly in the hauntingly beautiful third movement, a reflection of Shostakovich's struggle under Soviet repression.

Completing the program is Shostakovich's Symphony No. 1, a work of remarkable maturity and inventiveness from the composer's student days. This piece showcases the early emergence of Shostakovich's distinctive voice and style, making it a fitting conclusion to an evening that celebrates the resilience and creativity of these composers.

Tickets are priced between £17 and £45, with special discounts available for groups, under 25s, and full-time students. The concert's duration is approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes, including an interval, making it an ideal cultural outing for audiences aged 7 and above.

Don't miss this opportunity to experience the power and beauty of Shostakovich and Prokofiev's music, brought to life by the Philharmonia's principal conductor and featured artist in the heart of Basingstoke. For bookings and further information, contact the Anvil Arts Box Office at 01256 844244.

Basingstoke: Santtu conducts Shostakovich & Prokofiev

Join us for an unforgettable evening of classical music at The Marlowe in Canterbury on Friday, 25th April 2025, at 7:30 pm, featuring the extraordinary talents of Marin Alsop and Jeneba Kanneh-Mason with the Philharmonia. This special concert marks Marin Alsop's first performance with the Philharmonia in Canterbury, showcasing her role as the orchestra's Principal Guest Conductor.

The evening will commence with Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No. 2, a piece renowned for its memorable melodies and emotional depth. Jeneba Kanneh-Mason, who made her Philharmonia debut with this concerto in 2022 to critical acclaim, returns to captivate the Canterbury audience with her poetic interpretation and confident performance.

Following an interval, the concert will conclude with Shostakovich's Symphony No. 10, a powerful and evocative work rumored to contain a musical depiction of Stalin. This symphony, with its themes of darkness, fear, and the triumph of the human spirit, promises to leave a lasting impression.

Ticket prices range from £17 to £56, with multi-buy discounts available. Special £10 'Discovery' tickets are offered to individuals aged 16-26, and schools can also avail of £10 tickets. The concert is expected to run for approximately 2 hours, including an interval, and is recommended for audiences aged 7 and above.

For more information or to book your tickets, please contact The Marlowe Box Office at 01227 787787. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the magic of live classical music in the heart of Canterbury.

Canterbury: Marin Alsop & Jeneba Kanneh-Mason

Join us at the Bedford Corn Exchange for an unforgettable evening of classical music as Jeneba Kanneh-Mason takes the stage to perform Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No. 2. This concert, happening on Tuesday, 29th April 2025 at 7:30 pm, marks a highlight of the Philharmonia's 2024/25 season in Bedford, showcasing romantic grandeur and dramatic flair.

Jeneba Kanneh-Mason, celebrated for her poetic and confident performance style, returns to Bedford after her acclaimed Philharmonia debut in 2022. Her rendition of Rachmaninov’s Second Piano Concerto, one of the most beloved pieces in classical music history, promises to captivate the audience once again.

The evening will also feature the Philharmonia debut of young British conductor and Classic FM Rising Star, Tess Jackson. She will lead the orchestra through Tchaikovsky’s explosive Symphony No. 4, a powerful exploration of Fate and the meaning of life, composed during a period of personal turmoil for Tchaikovsky.

Tickets are priced between £15 and £40, with priority booking available for Friends of the Philharmonia. General booking opens at 10am on Tuesday, 23rd April. This concert offers a multi-buy discount, with special rates for under-18s, full-time students, and concessions.

The performance duration is approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes, including a 20-minute interval. It is recommended for audiences aged 7 and above. Attendees will also have the opportunity to enhance their concert experience with free printed and digital programme notes available a week before the concert.

Before the concert, at 6:30 pm in the Harpur Suite, join us for an Insights Talk with Jeneba Kanneh-Mason. This pre-concert talk is free and does not require a ticket.

Don't miss this opportunity to experience the emotional depth and technical brilliance of Jeneba Kanneh-Mason and the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Bedford Corn Exchange, located at 13 St Paul’s Square, Bedford, MK40 1SL. For more information and to book your tickets, contact the Philharmonia Box Office at 0800 652 6717, Monday to Friday, 10am – 5pm.

Bedford: Jeneba Kanneh-Mason plays Rachmaninov

Join us at De Montfort Hall on Wednesday, 30th April 2025, at 7pm for an unforgettable evening as Jeneba Kanneh-Mason takes the stage to perform Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No. 2, a piece celebrated for its romantic grandeur and dramatic flair. This concert marks the close of our 2024/25 season in Leicester, promising an experience filled with memorable melodies and emotional depth.

Jeneba Kanneh-Mason, praised for her poetry and confidence by The Guardian, returns to Leicester following her acclaimed Philharmonia debut with the same piece in 2022. Her performance is eagerly anticipated as she aims to once again captivate the hearts of our audience.

The evening will also feature the young British conductor and Classic FM Rising Star, Tess Jackson, making her Philharmonia debut. She will complete the programme with Tchaikovsky’s explosive Symphony No. 4, a powerful exploration of the meaning of life and a musical depiction of Fate, promising forty minutes of spellbinding emotional drama.

**Event Details:**
- **Date:** Wednesday, 30th April 2025
- **Time:** 7pm
- **Venue:** De Montfort Hall, Granville Rd, Leicester, LE1 7RU
- **Tickets:** £21 - £46, with multi-buy discounts available. Special rates for those aged 25 or under, students, and recipients of Universal or Pension Credit. Group booking discounts also available.
- **Running Time:** 1 hr 50 mins, including a 20-minute interval.
- **Programme:** Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No. 2, followed by Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 4.
- **Insights Talk:** Join us at 6pm in the Garden Suite for a free Insights Talk. No ticket required.

**Additional Information:**
- Free printed programmes will be available at the venue. Digital programme notes available a week before the concert.
- For tickets and further inquiries, contact the De Montfort Hall box office at 0116 233 3111.

Don't miss this opportunity to experience the culmination of our season in Leicester with a night of breathtaking music. Book your tickets now and be part of a memorable journey through the works of Rachmaninov and Tchaikovsky, brought to life by the exceptional talents of Jeneba Kanneh-Mason and Tess Jackson.

Leicester: Jeneba Kanneh-Mason plays Rachmaninov

Join us for an unforgettable evening of classical music at The Marlowe in Canterbury on Tuesday, 20th May 2025, at 7:30 pm, as we present "Canterbury: Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 6." This concert promises to be a highlight of the 2024/25 season, featuring a lineup of exceptional talent under the baton of conductor Martyn Brabbins, with the Swedish-Norwegian virtuoso, Johan Dalene, on violin.

The evening will commence with Mozart’s spirited overture to "The Abduction from the Seraglio," setting the stage with its dramatic zeal and testament to the power of love. Following this, the golden age of Hollywood will be revisited through Erich Wolfgang Korngold’s Violin Concerto, a piece that incorporates themes from his influential film scores, masterfully performed by Johan Dalene, Gramophone’s 2022 Young Artist of the Year.

The climax of the night will be Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 6, "Pathétique." This passionate symphony, a work of profound emotion and technical mastery, showcases Tchaikovsky at the pinnacle of his creative power. The audience will be taken on a journey through its blazing brass, lyrical woodwind, and heartfelt strings, culminating in a poignant descent into silence that marks the end of the symphony and our season.

Tickets are priced between £17 and £56, with multi-buy discounts available. Special £10 'Discovery' tickets are offered to young adults aged 16-26, and school tickets are also available at £10. The concert's duration is approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, including an interval, and is recommended for ages 7 and up.

Don't miss this opportunity to experience the depth and beauty of classical music at The Marlowe. Book your tickets now for a night of unforgettable performances. For more information and to purchase tickets, please contact The Marlowe Box Office at 01227 787787.

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