Beethoven’s ‘Pastoral’ Symphony

This concert has extremely limited availability, but the RPO returns to Cadogan Hall on Tuesday 23 November for a performance of Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No. 3, performed by Jae-Hyuck Cho.

You can also catch conductor Kevin John Edusei and Roman Kosyakov performing a simliar programme at the High Wycome Swan on Saturday 13 November.

Experience the emotional power of music as conductor Kevin John Edusei and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra bring to life well-loved orchestral classics alongside a lesser-known gem. Coleridge-Taylor showed an early affinity for music and the melodic Ballade for Orchestra announced his composing career in style, receiving its premiere at the Three Choirs Festival following a recommendation by Sir Edward Elgar.

Roman Kosyakov, winner of the Hastings International Piano Concerto Competition, puts his own stamp on Rachmaninov’s passionate Piano Concerto No.2 before the Orchestra embraces Beethoven’s expansive ‘Pastoral’ Symphony, inspired by his love of nature.

This concert is kindly supported by Fairlight Arts Trust.

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