This year our flagship Waterloo Chamber concert offers a feast of romantic classics and young talent.
We are excited to welcome back Nathan Meltzer, the immensely talented 16-year-old winner of the 6th Windsor Festival International String Competition, for his concerto debut with our Associate Orchestra. Under the direction of Michael Francis, a British conductor whose star is on the rise, the Philharmonia present a programme of music for which they are renowned: Sibelius’s dramatic Violin Concerto paired with the passion and desire of Tchaikovsky’s Fifth Symphony – a work which leads us to a triumphant conclusion via love, despair and sweeping waltzes.
Michael Francis |
Conductor |
Programme:
Tchaikovsky |
Polonaise from Eugene Onegin, Op. 24 |
Sibelius |
Violin Concerto in D minor, Op. 47 |
Tchaikovsky |
Symphony No. 5 in E minor, Op. 64 |
Duration: 2 hours
Champagne is available in the interval for a charge of £10 per glass but this must be purchased in advance with your ticket.
Dress: Black Tie
‘Francis led a brilliant and committed performance’ Cleveland.com
‘Francis' leadership was confident and intelligent. The orchestral sound was rich with color and expression...’ Cincinnati.com