Liverpool Philharmonic's 10:10

Founded in 1997, Liverpool Philharmonic’s 10:10 is a contemporary music group made up of Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra musicians. 

Taking on the surprising and the exciting, each 10:10 performance is a showcase of what today’s composers are thinking, creating and presenting – placing a real focus on local talent too.  

In the intimate Tung Auditorium, our musicians will introduce you to the works you need to know and the names you need to remember. Experience the raw energy and power of living music – the sounds that are defining the future of classical music.  

Check out the group’s upcoming performances below:  

Liverpool Philharmonic's 10:10

Different Trains: Made in Liverpool

Tung Auditorium

An exploration of local composers and groundbreaking works
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A painting of an empty railway track surrounded by trees and a yellow grey sky
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Liverpool Philharmonic's 10:10

Reinventing Britten

Tung Auditorium

Britten and beyond: lullabies, nature and nightfall
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Tess Jackson, a white woman with black hair in a ponytail, wearing all black and conducting an orchestra from the stand
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Liverpool Philharmonic's 10:10

Reinventing Beethoven

Tung Auditorium

Beethoven's legacy in new voices
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Caroline Shaw, a white woman with short brown hair, wearing a white top and smiling to the right in a garden
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Liverpool Philharmonic's 10:10

Convergence and Contrast

Tung Auditorium

Music shaped by story and song
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Domingo Hindoyan, a tall Hispanic man with short black hair and beard, wearing a black suit conducting with his arms wide
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