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Sheffield Chamber Orchestra featuring Naomi Atherton
Spring Masterworks Concert including Mozart's 4th Horn concerto, Glazunov's Idyll for Horn and strings plus Mendlessohn and de Falla
Add to my Calendar 02-03-2024 19:30 02-03-2024 21:30 36 Sheffield Chamber Orchestra featuring Naomi Atherton Naomi Atherton, a past section winner of the Young Musician of the Year competition, will be joining the orchestra to play Mozart's famous and instantly recognisable 4th Horn Concerto. Following this she'll delight us with Glazunov's idyll for horn and strings. Don't miss out, as this is one of the very few chances you'll get to hear this rarely performed little gem. We start with Manuel de Falla's well known 'Ritual Fire Dance' taken from his ballet 'El Amor Brujo'. A lively, passionate, and overtly Spanish piece. We conclude with Mendelssohn's Scottish Symphony -- music which evokes the wild and romantic landscapes of that proud country. All conducted by Laurence Perkins who made a stunning and highly popular debut with the Orchestra in this role for our Masterworks concert in 2023. All Saints Church, Sheffield DD/MM/YYYYDetails
All Saints Church
Ringinglow Road
Ecclesall
Sheffield
S11 7PP
England
Programme
Manuel de Falla – Ritual Fire Dance
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Horn Concerto no.4 in E flat major, K.495
Aleksandr Glazunov – Idylle, Op.103
~ Interval ~
Felix Mendelssohn – Symphony no.3 in A minor 'Scottish', Op.56
Performers
Naomi Atherton – French horn
Laurence Perkins – Conductor
Sheffield Chamber Orchestra
Programme Note
Naomi Atherton, a past section winner of the Young Musician of the Year competition, will be joining the orchestra to play Mozart's famous and instantly recognisable 4th Horn Concerto.
Following this she'll delight us with Glazunov's idyll for horn and strings. Don't miss out, as this is one of the very few chances you'll get to hear this rarely performed little gem.
We start with Manuel de Falla's well known 'Ritual Fire Dance' taken from his ballet 'El Amor Brujo'. A lively, passionate, and overtly Spanish piece.
We conclude with Mendelssohn's Scottish Symphony -- music which evokes the wild and romantic landscapes of that proud country.
All conducted by Laurence Perkins who made a stunning and highly popular debut with the Orchestra in this role for our Masterworks concert in 2023.
