West Road Concert Hall, Cambridge
Saturday 18 January, 4pm
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Piano concerto No 23 in A major K488
Ludwig Van Beethoven – Symphony No. 9
Performed by:
Cambridge Philharmonic Orchestra
Cambridge Philharmonic Chorus
Harry Sever Conductor & Piano
Ellie Neate Soprano
Grace Wain Mezzo-Soprano
Nick Sharratt Tenor
Mark Saberton Baritone
A glorious combination of one of Mozart’s best-loved works and the towering masterpiece that is Beethoven’s last symphony makes this a completely unmissable evening.
Cambridge Philharmonic’s Music Director Harry Sever directs Mozart’s Piano Concerto in A Major from the keyboard – a work that sparkles with light, laughter and love.
Beethoven’s 9th Symphony – written when the composer was completely deaf – continues to stagger audiences and musicians alike with its bold colours, epoch-defining scale and heart-breaking humanity: a symphonic journey like no other.
The work culminates in soloists and chorus declaiming words from Schiller’s An die Freude (Ode to joy), a paean to nature and friendship.
‘Seid umschlungen, Millionen! Diesen Kuss der ganzen Welt!’
‘Be embraced, all you millions! Share this kiss with all the world!’
Tickets
Tickets: £15, £20, £25, £30. Student concessions available
Please note that tickets are purchased on a non-refundable basis.
Access: The building is fully accessible to wheelchair users, with wheelchair / companion seating ramps and accessible toilet facilities. Click HERE to find out more.
If you require a free carer’s ticket or have additional access requirements, please get in touch tickets@cam-phil.org.uk
TRAVEL & PARKING
West Road Concert Hall is situated on the University’s Sidgwick Site, only a few minutes’ walk west of the famous Cambridge Backs and King’s College, West Road Concert Hall is easily accessible on foot, by bike, on public transport, or by car.
For further information click HERE
The address is 11 West Road, Cambridge, CB3 9DP