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Music and the Natural World
Insects, fish, all kinds of mammals and a skylark join Graham Ross and the Sinfonia for a concert exploring the natural world.
A special performance for children, with narration, of Saint-Saëns’s “Carnival of the Animals” takes place at 3.45 pm.
In the 7.45 pm evening performance, Roussel’s “The Spider’s Banquet” opens the programme, before the outstanding young Cambridge violinist Harry Castle plays Vaughan Williams’s much-loved “The Lark Ascending”.
The concert concludes with a second perfo
A special performance for children, with narration, of Saint-Saëns’s “Carnival of the Animals” takes place at 3.45 pm.
In the 7.45 pm evening performance, Roussel’s “The Spider’s Banquet” opens the programme, before the outstanding young Cambridge violinist Harry Castle plays Vaughan Williams’s much-loved “The Lark Ascending”.
The concert concludes with a second perfo
3.45 pm All tickets £5
7.45 pm £18/£12 conc., £5 students and under 16
7.45 pm £18/£12 conc., £5 students and under 16
West Road Concert Hall, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire CB3 9DP
Sun 15 May 2016
Website:
www.sinfoniaofcambridge.org.uk
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