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Tchaikovsky.

2 upcoming dates, from 30 January 2027 to 22 May 2027, in London.

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Sat 30 Jan 2027Doors 18:30

Trinity Orchestra: Holst, Tchaikovsky, Gipps

St Edmund's Church - Northwood · London

HOLST Somerset Rhapsody TCHAIKOVSKY Suite No. 3 GIPPS Oboe Concerto Trinity Orchestra Conductor: Andrew Morley Oboe Soloist: Nicola Hands Leader: Christian Halstead For our first concert of 2027, we welcome back our good friend Andrew Morley to conduct a wonderfully varied programme full of character and melody. We open with Holst’s Somerset Rhapsody, a beautiful celebration of English folk music and countryside. Next, we shine a spotlight on Ruth Gipps with her lyrical and expressive Oboe Concerto performed by soloist Nicola Hands, whose playing has been described as ‘penetrating, elegant and wonderfully flexible’. We finish in spectacular style with Tchaikovsky’s magnificent Suite No. 3, building to its thrilling Theme and Variations in a brilliant display of orchestral invention, energy and melody. Join us for a musical journey from the English countryside to the passion and grandeur of Romantic Russia.

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Sat 22 May 2027Doors 18:30

Trinity Orchestra: Coleridge-Taylor, Dvořák, Tchaikovsky

St Edmund's Church - Northwood · London

SAMUEL COLERIDGE-TAYLOR Ballade in A Minor DVOŘÁK Symphonic Variations TCHAIKOVSKY Symphony No. 6, Pathétique Trinity Orchestra Conductor: Sam Scheer Leader: Marina Solarek Join Trinity Orchestra and conductor Sam Scheer for an unforgettable evening of orchestral music, bringing together three richly contrasting works. From the sweeping passion of Coleridge-Taylor’s Ballade in A Minor and the sparkling invention of Dvořák’s Symphonic Variations to the extraordinary emotional intensity of Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 6, the Pathétique, this promises to be a concert full of drama, colour and unforgettable melodies. Sam Scheer is a young conductor working across the professional, student and community music sectors in the UK and internationally. A recent graduate of the Royal College of Music’s Master’s in Orchestral Conducting, he has worked with leading conductors including Sir Andrew Davis, Martyn Brabbins, Vasily Petrenko and Sakari Oramo.

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