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Rachmaninov, Coleridge-Taylor and Dvorak in Finchley
Finchley Symphony Orchestra with conductor Christopher Stark present their autumn concert including romantic rarities and a great favourite.
The concert opens with the only completed movement of Rachmaninov's early ‘Youth’ symphony which points the way to his later great symphonic compositions.
The music of the Anglo-African Samuel Coleridge-Taylor was hugely popular a hundred years ago but is rarely heard today. Jordan Brooks, a talented young South African, winner of prizes in South Africa, China and the UK, will play the Violin Concerto in G minor. Nobody who loves the Brahms or Tchaikovsky concertos should miss hearing this.
Dvorak’s ever-popular seventh symphony is brimming with typically Bohemian melody, dance and drama.
The concert opens with the only completed movement of Rachmaninov's early ‘Youth’ symphony which points the way to his later great symphonic compositions.
The music of the Anglo-African Samuel Coleridge-Taylor was hugely popular a hundred years ago but is rarely heard today. Jordan Brooks, a talented young South African, winner of prizes in South Africa, China and the UK, will play the Violin Concerto in G minor. Nobody who loves the Brahms or Tchaikovsky concertos should miss hearing this.
Dvorak’s ever-popular seventh symphony is brimming with typically Bohemian melody, dance and drama.
Saturday 23 Nov 2024
Trinity Church, Nether Street, London N12 7NN
7.30pm on Saturday 23rd NovemberTickets £18, £15 under 26 and over 60, £2 under 18
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