Experience an epic night of live orchestral music as the premier Trinity Orchestra returns, after previous stunning performances, to the splendid Elliott Hall at Harrow Arts Centre with a programme of Popular Classics.
You'll hear musical favourites, which will take you on a journey around the world:
Germany - Wagner's rousing and tuneful Meistersinger von Nürnberg Overture
France - hear the famous Pavane by Faure
Britain - experience the exciting and tuneful Scottish Dances by Malcolm Arnold
ending with Rachmaninov's much-loved, melodious, moving and powerful 2nd Symphony, with tunes everyone will know!
Enjoy a fabulous programme to delight your senses!
Conducting this special programme, celebrating his Presidency, is distinguished British conductor Owain Arwel Hughes CBE, Trinity Orchestra's new President, and long-time resident of Harrow.
Trinity Orchestra consists of professionals, music teachers and very high standard amateur musicians from in and around Harrow, who play 6 high-class concerts annually in the Borough.
Owain Arwel Hughes has conducted and recorded with many of the world's leading orchestras. Among his eminent titles have been Principal Associate Conductor of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, London, Associate Conductor of the Philharmonia Orchestra, London, Associate Conductor of the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Principal Conductor of Denmark's Aalborg Symphony Orchestra; Principal Guest Conductor of South Africa's Cape Philharmonic Orchestra; and Musical Director of the National Youth Orchestra of Wales and the Welsh Proms.
Ticket holders can join conductor Owain Arwel Hughes for a free pre-concert talk at 7pm to hear about the music being played at 7.30pm.
Popular Classics Programme:
WAGNER Die Meistersinger Overture
FAURe Pavane
ARNOLD Four Scottish Dances
RACHMANINOV Symphony No. 2
Trinity Orchestra
Leader: Will Clark
Conductor: Owain Arwel Hughes
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Tickets: https://go.evvnt.com/2609954-0?pid=2710
Prices:
Adult Standard: GBP 17.00,
Concessions: GBP 14.00,
Under 18s: GBP 5.00
Artists: Owain Arwel Hughes, Trinity Orchestra