Summer in Southwell: Nottingham Philharmonic Orchestra returns at Southwell Minster, Southwell on Saturday 5th July 2025

Please note: This concert is in the past and has already taken place.

Summer in Southwell

Nottingham Philharmonic Orchestra returns

Add to my Calendar 05-07-2025 19:30 05-07-2025 21:30 36 Summer in Southwell Come to a Summer Concert in Southwell Minster on Saturday 5th July at 7.30pm - a beautiful venue for wonderful music played by Nottingham Philharmonic Orchestra in the last concert of their 2024/25 season. The concert opens with a piece written in 2022 by Martin Ellerby, the music being an emotive response to the invasion of Ukraine. The work remembers the deaths of nearly four million Ukrainians under Stalin’s rule in the 1930s. Martin grew up in Worksop and has had his music performed in many prestigious venues in Britain, and for state events, Royal occasions and overseas tours. Ethel Smyth's virtuosic double concerto for violin and French horn was written in 1928 in a late Romantic style which fell out of favour in the 20th Century. Our soloists, Callum Smart and Ben Goldscheider, are regular visitors to Nottinghamshire and we are delighted to welcome them back to play with our orchestra. Walton's 1st symphony is an intensely dramatic work whose final celebratory movement is a contrast to the grief and pain expressed in the first three movements. Southwell Minster, Southwell DD/MM/YYYY

Details

Southwell Minster
Church Street
Southwell
Nottinghamshire
NG25 0HD
England

Saturday 5th July 2025
7:30 PM

Programme

Martin Ellerby – Epitaph for Ukraine (2022)
Ethel Smyth – Concerto for Violin and Horn
William Walton – Symphony no.1 in B flat minor

Performers

Callum Smart – violin
Ben Goldscheider – French horn
Mark Heron – Conductor

Nottingham Philharmonic Orchestra

Programme Note

Come to a Summer Concert in Southwell Minster on Saturday 5th July at 7.30pm - a beautiful venue for wonderful music played by Nottingham Philharmonic Orchestra in the last concert of their 2024/25 season.

The concert opens with a piece written in 2022 by Martin Ellerby, the music being an emotive response to the invasion of Ukraine. The work remembers the deaths of nearly four million Ukrainians under Stalin’s rule in the 1930s. Martin grew up in Worksop and has had his music performed in many prestigious venues in Britain, and for state events, Royal occasions and overseas tours.

Ethel Smyth's virtuosic double concerto for violin and French horn was written in 1928 in a late Romantic style which fell out of favour in the 20th Century. Our soloists, Callum Smart and Ben Goldscheider, are regular visitors to Nottinghamshire and we are delighted to welcome them back to play with our orchestra.

Walton's 1st symphony is an intensely dramatic work whose final celebratory movement is a contrast to the grief and pain expressed in the first three movements.

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