Southampton Concert Orchestra at Turner Sims Concert Hall, Southampton on Saturday 29th June 2019

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

Southampton Concert Orchestra

Add to my Calendar 29-06-2019 19:30 29-06-2019 21:30 36 Southampton Concert Orchestra Southampton Concert Orchestra return to Turner Sims with a programme of British and Russian music. In the first half, music From Malcolm Arnold and William Walton written in the 1950’s. The concert will open with Arnold’s musical depiction of Robert Burn’s epic poem, Tam O’Shanter, before Walton’s stunningly evocative Cello Concerto. We are delighted to welcome back Philip Daish-Handy of the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and Artistic Director of the Nova Foresta Classical Players, as soloist. The second half concludes with Shostakovich’s First Symphony, written at the age of 19 as his graduation piece from the St Petersburg conservatoire. .  Turner Sims Concert Hall, Southampton DD/MM/YYYY

Details

Turner Sims Concert Hall
University Southampton
Salisbury Road
Southampton
SO17 1BJ
England

Saturday 29th June 2019
7:30 PM

Programme

William Walton – Cello Concerto
Malcolm Arnold – Tam O'Shanter Overture
~ Interval ~
Dmitry Shostakovich – Symphony no.1 in F minor, Op.10

Performers

Paul Ingram – Conductor
Philip Daish-Handy – Cello

Southampton Concert Orchestra

Programme Note

Southampton Concert Orchestra return to Turner Sims with a programme of British and Russian music.

In the first half, music From Malcolm Arnold and William Walton written in the 1950’s. The concert will open with Arnold’s musical depiction of Robert Burn’s epic poem, Tam O’Shanter, before Walton’s stunningly evocative Cello Concerto. We are delighted to welcome back Philip Daish-Handy of the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and Artistic Director of the Nova Foresta Classical Players, as soloist. The second half concludes with Shostakovich’s First Symphony, written at the age of 19 as his graduation piece from the St Petersburg conservatoire.

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