Music inspired by epic journeys - which challenge how we see the world.
Performing:
Wagner: The Flying Dutchman overture
Rachmaninoff: Piano concerto no. 4 - soloist William Green
Sibelius: Symphony no. 2
Wagner wrote the opera 'The Flying Dutchman' in response to a dangerous journey to flee his debts in Riga, composing this exciting opera with ghosts and pirates and treasure chests to extricate himself from poverty and ignominy. Rachmaninoff’s piano concerto 4 was composed during a time of many journeys for the composer as a piano soloist, and reflects his physical restlessness and the internal restless journey of his soul. While Sibelius' Symphony 2 was written by the Finnish composer while travelling in Italy – creating a tumultuous work of wide horizons with light and power and a glorious ending heralding his homecoming and love of his country.
PRICE: please choose seats on the seating plan. Tickets range from £10-£17 (Under 11's free).
TICKETS: available online, by phone 0333 666 3366, and on the door until sold out.
If you are disabled and require a wheelchair space and ticket for a helper, please book your ticket by phone.
