CBSO Dvorák’s New World Symphony
Part of CBSO Season 2012/13… more events…
Symphony Hall
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- If you require a wheelchair position (subject to availability) please call the Box Office on 0121 780 4949.
As the inspiration behind London’s award-winning Aurora Orchestra, the young British conductor Nicholas Collon has thrown aside convention and let fresh air in on the capital’s music scene. Making his CBSO debut today, he’s the ideal partner for the inspirational Italian pianist Francesco Piemontesi in Mozart’s powerful 20th Piano Concerto – and just the man to bring new life to Dvorák’s everpopular New World Symphony. Berlioz’s playful Overture is the perfect appetiser, full of love and laughter.
Nicholas Collon conductor
Francesco Piemontesi piano
| Berlioz | Beatrice and Benedict Overture | 8’ |
|---|---|---|
| Mozart | Piano Concerto No 20 K466 | 30’ |
| Dvorák | Symphony No 9 (From the New World) | 40’ |
£10, £15, £20, £25, £29, £33, £39.50*
Discounts available for Concert Packages of 3+ concerts, disabled patrons and families by calling Box Office on 0121 345 0600, and for groups of 11+ on 0800 358 7070.
Standby tickets may be available on the day of the performance (from 10am for matinee concerts and 1pm for evening concerts) for students, young people, patrons aged 60+, benefit recipients and holders of ‘Passport to Leisure’ cards.
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Symphony Hall
- 32 Broad Street, Birmingham, B1 2EA, West Midlands, United Kingdom
* A £2.50 fee per transaction will be charged on all bookings except purchases made in person at the Town Hall or Symphony Hall Box office.
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