Our Patron members are invited to attend a representation of Three Britons by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor.
We are delighted to invite our Patron members to join us for an evening of culture and informal networking, as we enjoy a performance by our partners the London Philharmonic Orchestra. Our members will have the opportunity to attend a representation of Three Britons by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor:
“British music feels very close to home, but appearances can be deceptive. Samuel Coleridge-Taylor was born in Victorian Holborn, yet his roots were in Sierra Leone. Michael Tippett’s Piano Concerto take its cue from Beethoven, but it’s soon soaring free into a world of shimmering colours and visionary wonder: and no living pianist plays it with more brilliance than Steven Osborne. The magnificent tune that opens Elgar’s First Symphony, meanwhile, is just the gateway to something infinitely richer and more personal – a deeply emotional self-portrait of an artist on the edge. Edward Gardner will drive straight to its heart.
Coleridge-Taylor Solemn Prelude (London premiere)
Tippett Piano Concerto
Elgar Symphony No. 1
Edward Gardner conductor
Steven Osborne piano
Open to Patron member main representatives only. For more information, please contact Lauriane Veron.
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