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Tragedy and Humour; Darkness and Light at The Bridgewater Hall, City Centre, 5 November 2016, from £3 - Book now
Two distinct visions of the natural world provide the bookends for tonight’s concert: Tapiola, Sibelius’s homage to the fabled Finnish god of the forest; and Four Sea Interludes, Britten’s glorious evocation of his beloved Suffolk coastline. In between, two pieces that demand the best from string soloists: cellist Jakob Kullberg will be in the spotlight for a beautiful work by Kaija Saariaho, one of Finland’s leading living composers, before conductor John Storgårds performs and directs Kurt Weill’s vibrant Violin Concerto.
Click the link below to take advantage of this £3 ticket offer. This offer is exclusive to Creative Tourist readers and will be applied when you select a seat in the stalls.
Tragedy and Humour; Darkness and Light at The Bridgewater Hall, City Centre
5 November 2016 7:30 pm
From £3
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