250315 Cambridge Phil

Programme

Various - A range of works associated with astronomy and space travel

Each concert will be of one hour’s duration without an interval

Performers

Cambridge Philharmonic Orchestra

Cambridge Philharmonic Chorus

Harry Sever - Conductor

Lucy Hollins - Presenter

Box Office

Please note that tickets are purchased on a non-refundable basis. If you require a free carer’s ticket or have additional access requirements, please get in touch tickets@cam-phil.org.uk

Tickets: £12, £15, £18, £20.

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Our Principal Guest Conductor, Lucy Hollins, presents a magical tale to enchant children of all ages, weaving a story of space travel and adventure through some of the greatest music ever written. Look out for Jonathan Adam’s Short Ride in a Fast Machine, a visit to Gustav Holst’s Planets, the iconic opening to Richard Strauss’ Also Sprach Zarathustra and a whole panoply of orchestral stunners. Entertainment and artistry, combined with Lucy’s inimitable charm and wit, make for the perfect family outing.

more about Cambridge Philharmonic

Cambridge Philharmonic, founded in 1887, is one of Britain’s oldest and most distinguished music societies. It comprises both a full symphony orchestra and large chorus. Concerts are held throughout the region, in venues such as West Road Concert Hall, Saffron Hall, King’s College Chapel and Ely Cathedral.

The society’s members are drawn from in and around Cambridge and represent a wide range of ages and backgrounds. Under the direction of Music Director Harry Sever, Cambridge Philharmonic performs a wide range of repertoire as part of its annual concert series, including an opera, family concert, classical and contemporary works. Find out more here