Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra
Polar
Saturday 8 January 2011 7:30 pm
Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
A cinematic portrait of the polar kingdoms with a unique live orchestral soundtrack chosen and arranged by John Harle
John Harle conductor
This performance lasts 75 minutes with no interval.
Tickets £15, £20, £26, £39
Please note price seating sections D and E are the same price for this concert. No discounts apply to this concert and no ticket exchanges will be permitted.
Polar is a journey to the magical frozen lands and seas at the ends of the earth. Come with us to experience the great ice fields and icebergs north and south of the 66th parallel in this world premiere of music and film.
See the white blizzards, dazzling blue oceans and vast wilderness of the South, watch the mighty polar bear, the haunting beluga whales and beautiful humpback whales in the company of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, a specially arranged score and an immense screen.
Scientists say the Arctic is changing more rapidly and acutely than anywhere on the planet; 2007 witnessed the lowest sea ice coverage in recorded history. Jacques Cousteau said that it’s easier to protect what we love. This is an event that will make you love these increasingly fragile places.
This concert will finish at approximately 21.30
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