Concerts

Saturday 13th September, 7:30 pm

Weber Overture, Oberon

Mozart Sinfonia Concertante

Soloists, Anne Dales and Caroline Siriwardena

Brahms Symphony No 4

Brahms’ fourth and final symphony is preceded by Mozart’s youthful but sublime Sinfonia  Concertante for Violin and Viola, Anne Dales, the Sinfonia`s leader exchanging violin for  viola, Caroline Siriwardena on violin.

Sunday 23rd November, 4:00 pm

Mendelssohn Overture Hebrides

Tchaikovsky Rococo Variations

Soloist, Rebecca Hepplewhite

Beethoven Symphony No 1

The Hebrides Overture has long been an audience favourite and precedes Tchaikovsky’s brilliant and romantic Rococo Variations for Cello  performed by Rebecca Hepplewhite. Beethoven’s Symphony No 1 full of youthful   exuberance rounds off the afternoon’s          programme.

Saturday  24th January, 7:30 pm

Bach arr. Elgar

brilliant and romantic Rococo Variations for Cello  performed by Rebecca Hepplewhite. Beethoven’s Symphony No 1 full of youthful   exuberance rounds off the afternoon’s          programme.

Saturday  24th January, 7:30 pm

Bach arr. Elgar

Fantasia and Fugue in C minor

Mozart Piano Concerto No 25 K503

  Soloist,  Haruko Seki

Mendelssohn Symphony No 5 Reformation

Japanese pianist Haruko Seki is by now familiar to Boston audiences, she returns once again to perform Mozart’s majestic and imposing 25th Piano Concerto. This is followed by Mendelssohn`s triumphant final symphony.

Sunday 8th March, 4:00 pm

Brahms Haydn Variations

Brahms Three Hungarian Dances

Brahms Violin Concerto

Soloist, Anne Harvey-Nagl

Anne Harvey-Nagl (Konzertmeister of the Vienna Volksoper) makes a welcome return to Boston as soloist, performing one of the greatest Violin Concertos of all time.

Saturday 13th June, 7:30 pm

Dvořák Overture Carnival

Mozart Concerto for Flute and Harp

  Soloists, Gill Walsh and Thea Butterworth

Mahler Totenfeier

(This is the original first movement of the Symphony No2)

Dvořák Scherzo Capriccioso

You might find that you are familiar with much of the music in this concert, which starts and finishes with high spirited works by Dvořák.  Mozart’s delightful Concerto for Flute and Harp features flautist Gill Walsh alongside harpist Thea Butterworth The programme also includes Mahler’s Symphonic Poem Totenfeier.