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Sun 13th Sept - 2.45pm - Parisian Gems

Sun 11th Oct - 2.45pm - Russian Romantics

Sun 8th Nov - 2.45pm -Remembrance Sunday

Sun 6th Dec - 2.30pm - Christmas  Fantasia

Sunday 13th Sept - 2.45pm

******Haydn - Symphony No.85 in B flat ‘La Reine’

******Saint-Saëns - Piano Concerto No.2 in G minor

******Delibes - Pizzicato (Sylvia)

******Fauré - Ballade for piano and orchestra

******Mozart - Symphony No.31 in D major ‘Paris’
  

  Paris has always been a major centre of European culture.  Both Haydn and Mozart wrote symphonies for Paris, which are juxtaposed here with three French gems.  The Turkish pianist, Idil Biret, one of the most recorded pianists of all time, returns to play both the Ballade by Gabriel Fauré and Saint-Saëns’s most popular piano concerto with its deliciously light scherzo and wickedly vibrant Tarantella finale - described by Jeremy Nicholas as “Bach meets Offenbach”.******   

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Yannick Nézet-Séguin appointed principal guest conductor for 2008/2009 season

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Neeme Järvi  >

Sunday 11th Oct - 2.45pm - Russian Romantics

Sunday 8th Nov - 2.45pm - Remembrance Sunday

Sunday 6th Dec - 2.30pm - Christmas Fantasia

Sunday 3rd Jan - 2.45pm - Viennese Bonbons

Sunday 14th Feb - 2.45pm - Worthing Youth Prom

Worthing Symphony Orchestra

Conductor: John Gibbons   Soloist : Nicola Benedetti (Violin)

******Mussorgsky/Rimsky Korsakov - Night on a Bare Mountain

******Glazunov - Violin Concerto in A minor

******Massenet - Méditation from Thais

******Tchaikovsky - Symphony No.5 in E minor

Tickets : £15 • £20 • £23 ; Students + U/16's - £5

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

******Walton - Spitfire Prelude & Fugue
******Barber - Adagio for strings
******Rachmaninov - Piano Concerto No.2 in C minor
******Elgar - Symphony No.1 in A flat major

  Elgar’s First Symphony is imbued with the atmosphere of Britain before the horrors of the Great War.  It is a noble work of great optimism with its opening ‘motto’ brilliantly transformed throughout its course into one of the most stirring and uplifting endings in all orchestral music, allowing us to reflect that noble sacrifices are not in vain.   Rachmaninov’s most popular piano concerto achieved even greater fame through its use as the soundtrack for the wartime film ‘Brief Encounter’ and we are delighted to welcome British pianist Anthony Hewitt, winnner of many international competitions and awards.

Tickets : £15 • £20 • £23 ; Students & U/16s - £5

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

Soloist : Philip Edwards (Clarinet)

*****Tchaikovsky - Swan Lake Ballet Music

*****Leopold Mozart - Sleigh Ride

*****Eric Coates - The Three Bears Fantasy

*****John Rutter - Carols

*****Rossini - Andante and Variations for clarinet & orchestra

Tickets : £14.50 • £17.50 • £20 ; Students & U/16s - £5

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

Worthing Symphony Orchestra

Conductor: John Gibbons    Soloist :  Ian Fountain (Piano)

*****Beethoven: Piano Concerto No.1 in C major
*****J. Strauss II - The Blue Danube Waltz, Tik-Tak Polka, Vienna Bonbons Waltz, Champagne Polka, Indigo March, Perpetuum Mobile

plus

music by other members of the Strauss dynasty.

Tickets : £15 • £20 • £23 ;  Students & U/16s - £5

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

West Sussex Youth Orchestra
Guest conductor: John Gibbons

Anna Gorbachyova  - soprano

Dominic Natoli - tenor

******Rossini - Overture to Tancredi

******Donizetti - Arias and duets from L’elisir d’amore

******Puccini - La Boheme Act I love duet

******Delius - The Walk to the paradise Garden

******Khachaturian - Spartacus (excerpts) including the ‘Onedin Line’ theme.

Tickets : All tickets £10 ; Students & U/16s - £5

New season in the Royal Festival Hall

Vladimir Jurowski conducts Mahler, Shostakovich, Brahms and
Between two worlds: Alfred Schnittke

Yannick Nézet-Séguin conducts Bruckner, Debussy, Ravel

Sibelius Symphony Series with Osmo Vänskä

Sun 3rd Jan - 2.45pm - Viennese Bonbons

Sun 14th Feb - 2.45pm - Worthing Youth Prom

Sun 7th March - 2.45pm - Precocious Prodigies

Friday 9th April - Sussex International Piano
Competition - Semi-Finals
Sunday 11th April - Grand Final

Saturday 22nd May - 7.30pm
- Land of Hope and Glory

Sunday 7th March - 2.45pm - Precocious Prodigies

*****Mozart - Overture to ‘The Marriage of Figaro’
*****R. Strauss - Violin Concerto in D minor
*****Mendelssohn - Overture ‘The Hebrides’
*****Bizet - Symphony in  C

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

Saturday 22nd May - 7.30pm - Land of Hope and Glory

****Sullivan/Mackerras - Pineapple Poll  (Ballet music)
****Benjamin Britten - Playful Pizzicato
****Charles Williams - The Dream of Olwen
****Ronald Binge - Elizabethan Serenade
****Ketelbey - In a Persian Market
****Anon arr. Henry Wood - Sea Songs
****Hubert Parry - Jerusalem

Friday 12th March - [JTI Friday Series] - 7.30pm

********Ravel Mother Goose (Suite)
********Schumann Piano Concerto
********Brahms Symphony 2

Saturday 13th - The Dome - Brighton - 7.30pm