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Philharmonia 09/10
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Royal Festival Hall
Philharmonia Orchestra 65th Birthday Gala Concert
Tuesday 30 March 2010
This special event, conducted by the legendary Maestro Muti, features two of Beethoven's finest works.
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Royal Festival Hall
Thursday 8 April 2010
Rimsky-Korsakov's Scheherazade is one of his most popular works.
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Royal Festival Hall
Sunday 11 April 2010
Dvorak composed his Eighth Symphony in a simple rustic retreat in his beloved Bohemian countryside.
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Purcell Room
Philharmonia Orchestra: Martin Musical Scholarship Fund
Monday 12 April 2010
A recital by pianist Alexander Karpeyev, an award-winner of the Martin Musical Scholarship Fund
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Royal Festival Hall
Philharmonia Orchestra: Music of Today
Thursday 15 April 2010
Richard Baker’s music is by turns attractive, witty and frightening.
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Royal Festival Hall
Thursday 15 April 2010
Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring was premiered in Paris on 29 May 1913, a date made famous by one of the most notorious riots in musical history.
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Royal Festival Hall
Thursday 22 April 2010
In this very special event, the Philharmonia Orchestra presents a live screening of Waterloo, Karl Grune's 1928 epic film, featuring the UK premiere of Carl Davis' specially composed soundtrack.
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Purcell Room
Philharmonia Orchestra: Martin Musical Scholarship Fund
Tuesday 4 May 2010
A recital by violinist Mathieu van Bellen, an award-winner of the Martin Musical Scholarship Fund.
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Royal Festival Hall
Saturday 8 May 2010
Robert Schumann's Piano Concerto was coolly received at its premiere, perhaps due in part to its understated virtuosity rather than the dazzling showmanship so often heard in works for piano and orchestra.
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Royal Festival Hall
Thursday 13 May 2010
Music by two of England's most influential composers of the 20th century makes up this programme.
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Royal Festival Hall
Philharmonia Orchestra: Martin Musical Scholarship Fund
Saturday 15 May 2010
A recital by pianist Richard Uttley, an award-winner of the Martin Musical Scholarship Fund.
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Royal Festival Hall
Saturday 15 May 2010
Concluding the Philharmonia's Rachmaninov Cycle, Nikolai Lugansky brings his virtuosity and impeccable musicianship to bear on Rachmaninov's Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini.
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Royal Festival Hall
Philharmonia Orchestra: Music of Today
Thursday 20 May 2010
Austrian composer Georg Friedrich Haas has a passion for sound itself: his music rejoices in the euphonious proportions of the harmonic series, or the equal harmoniousness of Renaissance polyphony.
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Royal Festival Hall
Thursday 20 May 2010
Prokofiev's score for his ballet of Romeo and Juliet was originally deemed undanceable by the authority of the Bolshoi Theatre, who commissioned the ballet.
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Royal Festival Hall
Sunday 23 May 2010
Both Dvorak and Sibelius are seen as 'nationalist' composers, whose music strongly evokes their respective homelands of the Czech Republic and Finland.
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Purcell Room
Philharmonia Orchestra: Martin Musical Scholarship Fund
Tuesday 1 June 2010
A recital by the Wu String Quartet, an award-winner of the Martin Musical Scholarship Fund
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Royal Festival Hall
Thursday 10 June 2010
Berlioz composed his Symphonie fantastique in the early 19th century, just three years after the death of Beethoven, yet it inhabits a musical world of pure Romanticism.
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Royal Festival Hall
Thursday 24 June 2010
The Philharmonia's Prokofiev and Tchaikovsky series begins with Prokofiev's Third Piano Concerto, which took the composer some years to complete.
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Royal Festival Hall
Philharmonia Orchestra: Martin Musical Scholarship Fund
Sunday 27 June 2010
A recital by bassoonist Lawrence O'Donnell, an award-winner of the Martin Musical Scholarship Fund.
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Royal Festival Hall
Sunday 27 June 2010
Prokofiev's Second Violin Concerto is very different from the glittering, virtuosic First Concerto, with music in the first movement closely resembling his love theme from Romeo and Juliet, and the melody of the second movement singing out plaintively on the solo violin.
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