Brahms Symphony Cycle: Double Concerto and Symphony No. 4 at St John's Smith Square, London on Friday 3rd March 2023

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Brahms Symphony Cycle

Double Concerto and Symphony No. 4

Part of the The Outcry Ensemble: Brahms Symphony Cycle 2023

Add to my Calendar 03-03-2023 19:30 03-03-2023 21:30 36 Brahms Symphony Cycle After their acclaimed performance of Brahms’ Requiem and the great success of their Beethoven Symphony cycle in 2021, The Outcry Ensemble are delighted to return to St Johns' Smith Square. Known for their intense and committed playing, The Outcry Ensemble's concerts have rapidly become known for their immersive and emotional experience. Each concert features a pre-concert talk given by the conductor and founder, James Henshaw, where the music is explained and explored. The Festival is a wonderful opportunity to go on a musical journey through Brahms' works with the Orchestra. A previous highlight of The Outcry Ensemble was the Beethoven 251 Festival where many audience members experienced the legendary German composer’s nine symphonies for the first time. The concert series ends with the double Concerto and unusual but wonderful conception by Brahms. The peace is filled with brilliant conversational writing for the two soloists. The final piece of the festival is the fourth symphony, an audience favourite for many many years. The Festival is in aid of young orchestral musicians who are still struggling from Covid-19 despite more than 18 months of "life as normal". The Festival is a wonderful opportunity to go on a musical journey through Brahms' works with the Orchestra and think that audiences gain the most from a festival like this by all four concerts. For those who come to all 4 concerts there is a 15% discount. St John's Smith Square, London DD/MM/YYYY

Details

St John's Smith Square
Smith Square
City of Westminster
London
SW1P 3HA
England

Friday 3rd March 2023
7:30 PM

Programme

Johannes Brahms – Double Concerto for Violin and Cello in A minor, Op.102
~ Interval ~
Johannes Brahms – Symphony no.4 in E minor, Op.98

Performers

Oscar Perks – violin
Leo Melvin – Cello
James Henshaw – Conductor

Outcry Ensemble

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Programme Note

After their acclaimed performance of Brahms’ Requiem and the great success of their Beethoven Symphony cycle in 2021, The Outcry Ensemble are delighted to return to St Johns' Smith Square. Known for their intense and committed playing, The Outcry Ensemble's concerts have rapidly become known for their immersive and emotional experience. Each concert features a pre-concert talk given by the conductor and founder, James Henshaw, where the music is explained and explored.

The Festival is a wonderful opportunity to go on a musical journey through Brahms' works with the Orchestra. A previous highlight of The Outcry Ensemble was the Beethoven 251 Festival where many audience members experienced the legendary German composer’s nine symphonies for the first time.

The concert series ends with the double Concerto and unusual but wonderful conception by Brahms. The peace is filled with brilliant conversational writing for the two soloists. The final piece of the festival is the fourth symphony, an audience favourite for many many years.

The Festival is in aid of young orchestral musicians who are still struggling from Covid-19 despite more than 18 months of "life as normal".

The Festival is a wonderful opportunity to go on a musical journey through Brahms' works with the Orchestra and think that audiences gain the most from a festival like this by all four concerts. For those who come to all 4 concerts there is a 15% discount.

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