Past Concerts? 

41st November 2019

Exeter Cathedral, 7.30pm  

Ligeti
Lontano

Sibelius
Violin Concerto

Shostakovich
5th Symphony

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Soloist: Phillipa Mo
Conductor: Leo Geyer
Leader: Clare Smith

Tickets: £17 / £14 / £12 / £10
Concessions for students/U16s

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Sir Simon Rattle conducts a study in harmony, with music from John Adams, Mark-Anthony Turnage and Sir Harrison Birtwistle.

Inspired by a dream in which an oil tanker launches into space like a Saturn V rocket, John Adams’ Harmonielehre marries the rich and expressive harmonies of late Romanticism with the postmodernist developmental techniques of 20th-century minimalism.

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Catch spectral glimpses of Sibelius, Debussy, Mahler and early Schoenberg as we journey through a fantastical sonic landscape, from the high-energy opening and the melancholic second movement through to the tidal wave of brass and percussion which brings the piece to its grand and uplifting final climax.

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LSO Music Director Sir Simon Rattle pairs this large-scale work with Shadow of Night by British composer Sir Harrison Birtwistle and Mark-Anthony Turnage’s wild double trumpet concerto Dispelling the Fears.

41st November 2019

Exeter Cathedral, 7.30pm  

Rimsky-Korsakov 

Scheherazade

Stravinsky 
Firebird Suite 

Conductor: Leo Geyer
Leader: Clare Smith

Tickets: £17 / £14 / £12 / £10
Concessions for students/U16s

HTML SNIPPET FROM TICKET SOURCE 

Sir Simon Rattle conducts a study in harmony, with music from John Adams, Mark-Anthony Turnage and Sir Harrison Birtwistle.

Inspired by a dream in which an oil tanker launches into space like a Saturn V rocket, John Adams’ Harmonielehre marries the rich and expressive harmonies of late Romanticism with the postmodernist developmental techniques of 20th-century minimalism.

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Catch spectral glimpses of Sibelius, Debussy, Mahler and early Schoenberg as we journey through a fantastical sonic landscape, from the high-energy opening and the melancholic second movement through to the tidal wave of brass and percussion which brings the piece to its grand and uplifting final climax.

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LSO Music Director Sir Simon Rattle pairs this large-scale work with Shadow of Night by British composer Sir Harrison Birtwistle and Mark-Anthony Turnage’s wild double trumpet concerto Dispelling the Fears.

41st November 2019

St. Peters School, 7.30pm  

Some guy

Massive tune 

Someone else 
some other stuff 

Narrator: Zeb Soanes 
Conductor: Leo Geyer
Leader: Clare Smith

Tickets: £17 / £14 / £12 / £10
Concessions for students/U16s

HTML SNIPPET FROM TICKET SOURCE 

Sir Simon Rattle conducts a study in harmony, with music from John Adams, Mark-Anthony Turnage and Sir Harrison Birtwistle.

Inspired by a dream in which an oil tanker launches into space like a Saturn V rocket, John Adams’ Harmonielehre marries the rich and expressive harmonies of late Romanticism with the postmodernist developmental techniques of 20th-century minimalism.

​

Catch spectral glimpses of Sibelius, Debussy, Mahler and early Schoenberg as we journey through a fantastical sonic landscape, from the high-energy opening and the melancholic second movement through to the tidal wave of brass and percussion which brings the piece to its grand and uplifting final climax.

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LSO Music Director Sir Simon Rattle pairs this large-scale work with Shadow of Night by British composer Sir Harrison Birtwistle and Mark-Anthony Turnage’s wild double trumpet concerto Dispelling the Fears.

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