Flanders Symphony Orchestra with Alexandra Soumm, violin
Cadogan Hall, SW1X 9DQ , [Venue Details]From Flanders looking westwards across the Channel, and eastwards to Bohemia’s hills and forests, this is a concert inspired by nature.
Butterworth and Vaughan Williams’ sumptuous works were set in motion by English poetry. But in a richly burnished orchestral tone poem, and in Vaughan Williams’ ever-popular, ravishing violin rhapsody, you can almost smell the warm earth, hear the dawn chorus and imagine yourself bathing in the still, sweet air of the English countryside.
Dvořák loved the great outdoors and frequently drew strength and inspiration from his natural surroundings. His symphony, from its glorious full-throated opening cello song to its boisterous, whooping finale, is him at his most genial and bucolic. Mozart’s final violin concerto sees him at his most impishly good-humoured.
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Min: £18.00
Max: £60.00
Special: £5 off top two prices + discounted prog
Concessions: Students: pay £10 in the £18 price band (limited availability)
Event Type: seated
Seating: Reserved
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Flanders Symphony Orchestra with Alexandra Soumm, violin
Tuesday, 3 Nov 2026 @7.30pm
Cadogan Hall, SW1X 9DQMore Information
From Flanders looking westwards across the Channel, and eastwards to Bohemia’s hills and forests, this is a concert inspired by nature.
Butterworth and Vaughan Williams’ sumptuous works were set in motion by English poetry. But in a richly burnished orchestral tone poem, and in Vaughan Williams’ ever-popular, ravishing violin rhapsody, you can almost smell the warm earth, hear the dawn chorus and imagine yourself bathing in the still, sweet air of the English countryside.
Dvořák loved the great outdoors and frequently drew strength and inspiration from his natural surroundings. His symphony, from its glorious full-throated opening cello song to its boisterous, whooping finale, is him at his most genial and bucolic. Mozart’s final violin concerto sees him at his most impishly good-humoured.
Admission
Min: £18.00
Max: £60.00
Special: £5 off top two prices + discounted prog
Concessions: Students: pay £10 in the £18 price band (limited availability)
Event Type: seated
Seating: Reserved
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