Lloyd's Symphony No 6 / Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No 3 at St Barnabas Church, London on Saturday 14th May 2016

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

Lloyd's Symphony No 6 / Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No 3

Add to my Calendar 14-05-2016 19:30 14-05-2016 21:30 36 Lloyd's Symphony No 6 / Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No 3 Ealing Symphony Orchestra continues its celebration of British composers with George Lloyd's sixth symphony. Originally announced soloist, Gaspar Hunt, has sadly had to withdraw due to injury. Alexander Panfilov will play the Rachmaninov in his stead. Ealing Symphony Orchestra is an independent voluntary orchestra based in West London usually giving around five main concerts a year. We try to do something in most concerts which is a bit out of the ordinary, without forgetting that players and audiences come to enjoy themselves, so there are plenty of popular classics as well as some fine music you may not know already. Our concert programmes pages should give you an idea of what we're about. Our conductor is John Gibbons, well-known in both the professional and amateur worlds. The online ticket shop will open a few weeks before the concert; check our website for details. St Barnabas Church, London DD/MM/YYYY

Details

St Barnabas Church
Pitshanger Lane
Ealing
London
W5 1QG
England

Saturday 14th May 2016
7:30 PM

Programme

George Lloyd – Symphony no.6
Dmitry Shostakovich – Symphony no.6 in B minor, Op.54
Sergei Rachmaninov – Piano Concerto no.3, Op.30

Performers

John Gibbons – Conductor
Alexander Panfilov – piano

Ealing Symphony Orchestra

Programme Note

Ealing Symphony Orchestra continues its celebration of British composers with George Lloyd's sixth symphony.

Originally announced soloist, Gaspar Hunt, has sadly had to withdraw due to injury. Alexander Panfilov will play the Rachmaninov in his stead.

Ealing Symphony Orchestra is an independent voluntary orchestra based in West London usually giving around five main concerts a year. We try to do something in most concerts which is a bit out of the ordinary, without forgetting that players and audiences come to enjoy themselves, so there are plenty of popular classics as well as some fine music you may not know already. Our concert programmes pages should give you an idea of what we're about. Our conductor is John Gibbons, well-known in both the professional and amateur worlds.

The online ticket shop will open a few weeks before the concert; check our website for details.

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