Sun 18th Sept - 2.45pm - Going For Gold

Sun 9th Oct - 2.45pm - Winning Gold

Sun 13th Nov - 2.45pm -Remembrance Sunday

Sun 4th Dec - 2.45pm - Christmas in Vienna

Sun 8th Jan - 2.45pm - Family Film and Sport

Sun 12th Feb - 2.45pm -

Sun 4th March - 2.45pm -

Sunday 22nd April - 2.45pm -

Saturday 26th May - 7.30pm -

****Mozart - Overture to The Marriage of Figaro
       Beethoven - Piano Concerto No. 5 in E flat Major (Emperor)
       Beethoven - Symphony No. 7 in A Major
       Pehkonen - Concert Overture Playing with Fire

  Dramatic film moments are often encapsulated in stirring music and the climactic speech
given by George VI (played by Colin Firth) in The King’s Speech is brilliantly supported by
the powerful music of Beethoven’s seventh symphony, while the slow movement of the
Emperor piano concerto brings beauty and poignancy to the end of the film. Mozart’s
fizzing overture to a matrimonial ‘day in the life‘ is balanced by Elis Pehkonen’s infectious
Playing with Fire concert overture which begins our musical journey.
  We are delighted to welcome back Turkish superstar pianist Idil Biret whose legendary
discography on the Naxos label includes all the major piano concertos and concert
repertoires of the great classical masters.

*****   

Ticket Prices

Sunday 9th Oct - 2.45pm - Winning Gold

Worthing Symphony Orchestra

Conductor: John Gibbons   Soloist : Arta Arnicane (piano)

****Grieg - Peer Gynt Suite No. 1
       Liszt - Piano Concerto No. 2 in A Major
       Tchaikovsky - Symphony No. 2 (Little Russian)
       Weber - Konzertstück in F Minor for Piano and Orchestra

Ticket Prices

Discounts available (less £1 per ticket [5]; less £2 per ticket [6]; etc...)

Sunday 13th Nov - 2.45pm - Remembrance Sunday

****Grieg - Piano Concerto in A Minor
       Brahms - Symphony No. 1 in C Minor
       Alwyn - Marches: Desert Victory and The True Glory
       Ungar - Ashokan Farewell
  

Ticket Prices

Discounts available (less £1 per ticket [5]; less £2 per ticket [6]; etc...)

* - Winner BBC Musician of the Year (2010)

Sunday 4th Dec - 2.45pm - Christmas in Vienna

Conductor : Marcus Martin

Soloist : Jacquelyn Fugelle (soprano)

**   Suppé - Overture Poet and Peasant
      Mozart - Exsultate, Jubilate
      Schubert - Rosamunde Ballet Music

  Vienna is the birthplace of the waltz and operetta. It is the home and workplace for
more composers and musicians than any other city with religious music, operas, concerts and theatrical performances having played a major part in Viennese life for centuries.
  The versatile Alassio Concert Orchestra is joined by soprano Jacquelyn Fugelle for a
seasonal selection of tuneful music associated with the Imperial City including vocal
and orchestral music by Franz Lehar, Robert Stolz and the Strauss family.

Ticket Prices

Discounts available (less £1 per ticket [5]; less £2 per ticket [6]; etc...)

Sunday 8th Jan - 2.45pm - Family Film and Sport

Worthing Symphony Orchestra

Conductor: John Gibbons    Soloist :  Julian Lloyd Webber (cello)

Guest Presenter - John Inverdale

   John Williams - Harry Potter
   Badelt - Pirates of the Caribbean
   Rossini - William Tell Overture
   Delius - Cello Concerto
   Britten - Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra
   Waldteufel - Skaters’ Waltz
   Franz Lehar - Gold and Silver Waltz
   Johann Strauss II - Jockey Fast Galop
   Stoller - Match of the Day
       Swing Low, Sweet Chariot arr. Morton Gould

*****Ticket Prices

Discounts available (less £1 per ticket [5]; less £2 per ticket [6]; etc...)

Sunday 12th Feb - 2.45pm - Worthing Youth Prom

West Sussex Youth Orchestra

Conductor: David Bennett

Guest Conductor : John Gibbons  - Singers from West Sussex schools

    
    Karl Jenkins - Requiem
    Karl Jenkins - Palladio
    Karl Jenkins - Adiemus

  In 2005 John Gibbons conducted the Sussex premiere of Requiem in Lancing College
Chapel and in 2010 led over 900 schoolchildren in an electrifying performance at the
Symphony Hall, Birmingham. This afternoon’s concert presents Requiem with young
singers and players from across West Sussex in a programme which celebrates the
enduring hope and optimism young people bring to classical music.

Tickets : All tickets £10 ; Students & U/16s - £6

Sunday 4th March - 2.45pm - Homage to the Great Composers

    Schubert - Symphony No. 8 (The Unfinished)
    Poulenc - Concerto for Two Pianos and Orchestra in D Minor
    Saint-Saëns - Carnival of the Animals
    Prokofiev - Classical Symphony

  An afternoon of popular pieces filled with witty inventions, delicious turns of phrase and sparkling orchestration which promises to uplift the most leaden of souls.    
  Prokofiev’s modernisation of the Classical Symphony is acclaimed for its vibrant tunes and energy whilst Poulenc’s charming concerto for two pianos pays homage to his favourite composer, Mozart.
  Schubert’s symphony is one of his finest and most beloved works with glorious melodies befitting the master of song. Finally the joyous delights of Saint-Saëns’ tongue-in-cheek entertainment is a humourous take-off of well-loved classics by Offenbach, Berlioz and Mendelssohn and includes the beautiful cello solo The Swan.

*****

Discounts available (less £1 per ticket [5]; less £2 per ticket [6]; etc...)

Saturday 26th May  - 7.30pm - Queen’s Golden Jubilee

   Elgar - Enigma Variations
   Walton - Crown Imperial
   Tchaikovsky - Piano Concerto No.1
   Bruch - Kol Nidrei
   Antony Collins - Festival Royal Overture

Sunday 22nd April - 2.45pm - Classic Heroes

   Handel - Arrival of the Queen of Sheba
   Mendelssohn - Scherzo from A Midsummer Night’s Dream
   Mozart - Clarinet Concerto in A Major
   Beethoven - Symphony No. 3 (Eroica)

Sunday 18th Sept - 2.45pm - Going for Gold

Music from ‘The King’s Speech’

Please note advance bookings include a £2 administration charge for telephone transactions
and £1.50 for purchases online. These fees include postage and apply irrespective of the
number of concerts booked. Any tickets purchased within four working days of an event are
held by Worthing Theatres and available from the box office one hour prior to performance.
In person: at the Connaught and Pavilion box offices daily or Assembly Hall box office from
45 minutes before performances.