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Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra in Barrow-in-Furness
We’re thrilled to be back again, bringing all that we do to Barrow-in-Furness.
Working in collaboration with a wide range of fantastic partners including The Forum, BarrowFull, Cumbria Music Education Hub, North West Music Academy, Westmorland & Furness Council, and with the support of Arts Council England we’ll be bringing something for everyone, whether you’re a fan of classical music or this is your first time hearing an orchestra.
The Orchestra and Chief Conductor Domingo Hindoyan will be bringing you a stunning selection of show-stopping performances and inspirational music-making projects. There’ll also be events specially designed for under-5s, chamber music concerts, dementia-friendly performances, and collaborations with local arts organisations.
And that's not all - we're putting together a youth programme that'll grow every year, working with teachers across Barrow to enrich music education through workshops and live performances in schools.
You can catch us all around town – Barrow Town Hall, Barrow Library, Full of Noises and yet to be revealed pop-up locations – so come along and get involved. We can’t wait to see you.
Friday 17 April 6.45pm
Full of Noises & Liverpool Philharmonic Listening Club:
Helena Mackie and Drake Gritton in Conversation
Full of Noises
Katy Wakeford-Brown host
Jack McNeill co-host
Two Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra musicians – oboist Helena Mackie and cor anglais player Drake Gritton – join Liverpool Philharmonic's Katy Wakeford-Brown and clarinettist and composer Jack McNeill for another edition of our Listening Club. Works that inspire them, pieces they love – together they’ll discuss the music that’s made a real mark on their lives.
Tickets: £5
Concessions: £3
Friday 12 June 7pm
Farewell London
Town Hall
Weber Symphony No.2
Roxanna Panufnik Double Concerto for Oboe and Cor Anglais (commissioned by RLPS)
Haydn Symphony No.104, ‘London’
Domingo Hindoyan conductor
Helena Mackie oboe
Drake Gritton cor anglais
British audiences loved Haydn – and he loved them back. On visits to London, Haydn caused quite a sensation, and his last ever symphony – his 104th – was a heartfelt farewell to the city. And some say his London Symphony might just be his very best, packed with melody, drama and a signature brand of musical comedy. Chief Conductor Domingo Hindoyan sets the scene tonight with a captivating work by Weber and a stunning new showcase, specially commissioned by Liverpool Philharmonic for two of the Orchestra’s very own stars.
Tickets: £25
Concessions: £23
Under 25s: £10
There is a booking fee of £1 per ticket. There is an additional fee of £1.25 per booking online.
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