Liverpool Philharmonic enhances and transforms lives through music.  At the heart of our work is the critically-acclaimed Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra (the UK’s oldest); an extensive programme of participative work with young people and others across our community; and presentation of...

Liverpool Philharmonic’s 10:10 is our contemporary music group – a flexible and rotating collective of Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra musicians.The group approaches its 30th anniversary year with bold transatlantic energy, exploring British and American new music. This season sees the...

You can find details of our musicians here. Board of TrusteesLouise Shepherd CBE (Chair) - Regional Director, NHS England North West RegionStephen Gregory (Deputy Chair) - Former Partner, Ernst & YoungSameeta Gahir - Piccolo, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic OrchestraBryan Johnson - Head of...

Strings First Violins Thelma Handy † (Leader)Adopted by The JA Shone Memorial Trust, and Andrew Hobson Adi Brett (Associate Leader) Adopted by Roland Zollner & Colin Parr  Andrew Harvey (Joint Assistant Leader)Adopted by Val Willis Mihkel Kerem (Joint Assistant Leader)Adopted by Val...

When young people thrive, communities do too. Liverpool Philharmonic’s In Harmony Youth Hubs are free, welcoming spaces where teenagers can build confidence, form friendships and explore their creativity through music.  Since launching in 2022, more than 300 young people from Anfield and Everton...

“The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir, conducted by Dinis Sousa, gave a rousing performance. The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Choir really shone. Their quiet entrance with Gospodi pomiluj was breathtaking; their full outbursts in the Veruju (Credo) movement filled the Philharmonic...

Read the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Review of the Year 2025 online by clicking on the image below.  Or download the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Review of the Year 2025 using the button below. Download

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TrumpetAdopted by Roland Zollner & Colin Parr Rick Cowen began playing the violin at the age of 6 but soon realised the error of his ways and moved over to brass where he has stayed ever since.   After playing for various local brass bands, moving up the ranks from 3rd to principal cornet,...

Horn Tim Jackson (Section Leader)Adopted by Robin Bloxsidge and Nick Riddle Simon GriffithsAdopted by The Sterlings Stephen NichollsAdopted by Robin Bloxsidge and Nick Riddle Timothy NicholsonAdopted by Maestro! Touring and in memory of Joan McLarnon Trumpet   Hannah MackenzieAdopted...

Meet some of our Rushworth Composition Prize previous winners  The Rushworth Composition Prize in association with the Rushworth Foundation was established in 2015 during the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic’s 175th anniversary year, and forms part of the organisation’s continuing commitment to the...

About the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra is the UK’s oldest continuing professional symphony orchestra. Performing more than 100 concerts every season from their home, Liverpool Philharmonic Hall, the Orchestra embodies the organisation’s...

Key Stage 2 & 3 Schools' Concerts, “Citizens of Earth: Music for what Matters” Welcome to Citizens of Earth: Music for what Matters concert page. We hope that your child(ren) enjoyed the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra’s performance, presented by Alasdair Malloy and conducted by Michael...

Music and Health Programme “The beauty of music makes my heart sing.” – 2023 Music Promoters Participant  Our award-winning Music and Health programme is the longest continuous partnership between a music organisation and the NHS, having worked together since 2008.   Liverpool...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Society Annual General Meeting will be held on Monday 3 November 2025 at 5pm in the Music Room (entrance on Sugnall Street). Members are invited to join us for drinks from 4.30pm ahead of the formal meeting which will begin at 5pm. After the formal Annual General...

Launched in February 2009, In Harmony Liverpool Philharmonic uses orchestral music making to improve the life chances of children [1] by increasing confidence, wellbeing, skills and resilience, enhanced by opportunities to travel, learn, perform and collaborate with professional musicians,...

In Harmony Liverpool Philharmonic Youth Hubs are a creative space where young people (aged 10-18) from Everton and Anfield will: Learn about and experiment with different styles of music Build friendships with other like-minded young musicians from across North Liverpool Develop new skills in a...

The conductor can be a rather mysterious player in an orchestra. They appear on stage as our guide through musical landscapes, holding in their expressive hands every sound and every silence, peeling back scores familiar and unknown to reveal the tiny details hidden within. But what makes a...

It’s clear that Liverpool means a lot to Isata Kanneh-Mason, and it’s easy to understand why. If you trace back through this young piano star’s career, the city, its cultural scene and our very own Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra have provided the soundtrack to some of her most memorable...

Chapter 1 – Spirits of Christmas Past From day one, Spirit of Christmas wasn’t your ordinary carol concert. Bringing as much of the Liverpool Philharmonic family – the Orchestra, Choirs and audiences – together as possible, it was a sparkling celebration of the music and magic of Christmas. Guest...

“It’s a bit geeky…” smiled our Executive Director of Finance Stephan Heaton as we sat down for the workshop. As well as managing the books here at Liverpool Philharmonic, Stephan is an oboist and he had invited a big name of the double reed world to come along to the Hall. Travelling all the way...

Welcome to our brand-new Meet the Team series! We’re flinging open our doors and hearing stories – and maybe even a few behind-the-scenes secrets – about life here at Liverpool Philharmonic from the people who make it all happen.  First up is Stage Door Receptionist, Jackie. Holding down the front...

Here at Liverpool Philharmonic, we’re proud to be so deeply rooted in our community, and that our Orchestra represents that community around the world. A huge factor in both those achievements is Ken Grundy, the Executive Director of Maestro! Touring. For more than three decades, Ken has not only...

We’re deeply saddened to learn about the passing of Carl Davis. We had the pleasure of working with Carl over the years on a number of projects and we have so many fond memories of him. Our Artistic Planning Director Sandra Parr has shared some of hers with us today.  Carl Davis c. Mark...

Today’s a big day for our Marketing Officer Chris, who is celebrating an impressive 25 years at Liverpool Philharmonic! For the last quarter of a century, he’s been the backbone of the Marketing team – anything he doesn’t know about the department just isn’t worth knowing. So to mark the occasion,...

For the first time this season, Artist in Residence Simone Lamsma takes to the stage here at the Hall later this month – and we can’t wait. We caught up with Simone to talk about her year with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, the works she’ll be performing, and her glittering career so...

When Alim Beisembayev swept all before him in the Leeds International Piano Competition three years ago, part of his extensive first prize was the chance to play at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall. The 23-year-old Kazakh virtuoso duly appeared alongside the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra the...

Next month, our Youth Choirs will join the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra on stage to perform the world premiere of A Plastic Theatre – a brand-new work commissioned by Liverpool Philharmonic and a group of youth choirs from across the globe. We caught up with Joanna Marsh, the composer of...

Superstar violinist Johan Dalene is our 2023/2024 Young Artist in Residence, and before he takes to the Hope Street stage for the first time this season, we caught up with Johan about his career highlights and the phenomenal performances we can expect from him over the next few months… Johan...

An incredible twenty years since he first appeared here at the Hall as a superstar teenage virtuoso, clarinettist Julian Bliss returns to Hope Street once again next month – and he’s bringing a real treat of a performance along with him. As we get ready to welcome him back for Copland’s Clarinet...

Moving the Orchestra on tour can be fun, as well as a challenge. Getting 90 people on to the Shinkansen (known as the Bullet train) in a matter of seconds means there is no room for error and everyone needs to move fast. The group travelled 600km from Osaka to Saga, at the far south-western end of...

Domingo HindoyanChief Conductor ‘If Hindoyan can come up with more premieres and rarities from South America and the Caribbean, he will expand musical consciousness in northwest England no end.’ – The Times, 4* Review of the Ode to Joy concert, October 2021 ‘These were focused, intelligent...

In Harmony Liverpool Philharmonic’s vision is a healthier, higher achieving future for North Liverpool. About In Harmony Liverpool Philharmonic Launched on 9 March 2009, 84 primary aged children began learning musical instruments, formed the West Everton Children’s Orchestra, and 12 weeks later...

Second ViolinAdopted by Mr and Mrs J P Monaghan Sally Anne joined the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra in 2005 and combines playing in the Orchestra with being a lead musician for In Harmony Liverpool.   As a student at the Royal Academy of Music and a further year in Berlin, it was always...

Matthew Hamilton - Director of Choirs and Singing Matthew Hamilton was appointed Director of Choirs and Singing at Royal Liverpool Philharmonic in 2023. Alongside his work in Liverpool, Matthew is also Choral Director at The Hallé, a role he has held since 2015. There he has been involved in...

Founded in 1840 by a group of Liverpool music-lovers, the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic is one the world’s oldest concert societies and throughout its history, has been at the heart of Liverpool’s cultural life. The original vision of its founders has remained a driving force and is interpreted...

At the heart of the iconic Liverpool Philharmonic Hall is our stunning Art Deco auditorium. The beautiful Hall, with a capacity of just under 1,700, has world-class acoustics and state of the art lighting - perfect for creating an event with impact. This flexible space is hired as part of an...

Sing with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra “Absolutely brilliant concert experience for our students. We would recommend it to any school.” – School Teacher, 2025  “This was the first time that we had attended a Schools’ Concert, and we are definitely going to make this a yearly project....

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Cello Belfast-born cellist Angus McCall graduated with First Class Honours from the University of Oxford where he read German, and with Distinction from the Royal Academy of Music where he studied with Robert Cohen. Recent engagements include trials with the BBC Symphony Orchestra, Royal...

Meet the 24/25 Fellowship Musicians The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra Fellowship, which has no upper age limit, offers musicians a unique, immersive professional orchestral experience, both on and off the stage over the course of a year. The four musicians appointed as Fellowship Musicians...

Second Violin Joana Rodrigues is a Portuguese violin player. She holds a bachelor degree (2021) and a master’s degree with first honours (2023) from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Throughout her studies, Joana learned violin under the guidance of Stephanie Gonley, Ofer Falk, Simon...

Cello  Anna graduated from the Royal College of Music in 2024, where she studied with Gemma Rosefield, supported by the RCM Victor and Lilian Hochhauser Scholarship, Countess of Munster Musical Trust Derek Butler Award, St James’s Piccadilly Instrumental Scholarship, Peter Rogers Music...

Hope Street Hotel sits handsomely in the heart of Liverpool’s Georgian neighbourhood – only a stone's throw from Liverpool Philharmonic. Hope Street Hotel's look is city chic with original features of pink Cheshire brick, iron pillars and pitch pine beams. The cherry and walnut bespoke furniture and...

Liverpool Philharmonic is committed to fully understanding and minimising its impact upon the environment through our Environmental Sustainability Policy and Action Plan. We will strive to reach the highest practicably achievable standards in environmental sustainability throughout our business...

OUR COMPANY  Strategic aim:   We will be a representative organisation – Board, staff, Orchestra, ensembles, Youth Company – both in terms of how we reflect our local communities and how we bring the best in their fields to Liverpool.  By 2028 our company will have a gender balance and no gender...

This web document sets out the terms and conditions for attending youth activities with Liverpool Philharmonic, including In Harmony Liverpool and Liverpool Philharmonic Youth Company.      Please read these terms carefully and contact us if you have any queries.  1.General   All participants...

HornAdopted by Maestro! Touring and in memory of Joan McLarnon Horn player Tim Nicholson joined the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra in 2005. Originally from Edinburgh, he started playing the horn in free lessons in high school, going on to study at the Royal Northern College of...

Section Leader, HornAdopted by Robin Bloxsidge and Nick Riddle  Tim was born in Preston and took up the horn at the age of 9. He loved playing with the local youth orchestra, but it was attending the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra concerts in Preston Guildhall that made him want to pursue...

Cello Adopted by Yvonne Dempsey in memory of Michael Gethyn grew up in the village of Trebanos, in the Swansea Valley, where he started to learn the cello via the local authority’s free music service and went on to become a member of the West Glamorgan Youth Orchestra and the National Youth...

CelloAdopted by Viv Hollinshead Cellist Alex Holladay is originally from Heswall. He studied at Cambridge University, then at the Royal Academy of Music with Colin Carr and Philip Shepherd. Shortly after graduating, he joined the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra in 2007.  

Meet the 23/24 Fellowship Musicians The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra Fellowship, which has no upper age limit, offers musicians a unique, immersive professional orchestral experience, both on and off the stage over the course of a year. The four musicians appointed as Fellowship Musicians...

Section Leader, Flute Adopted by Gill Porter  A native of County Kerry in Ireland, Cormac Henry took up the flute at age seven. His studies took him from the Kerry School of Music to Dublin, then to the Guildhall School of Music and Drama with Averil Williams, and finally to Stuttgart with Jean...

Double BassAdopted by Michael & Stephanie Griffith Nigel is from Bristol, inspired by his parents who both love music, he started playing the guitar and by 10 years old had also begun learning the double bass. Nigel remembers having to stand on a box in order to play!    Nigel trained at...

Double Bass Adopted by anonymous patron and Mr D & Dr A Davidson Lund Born in Cardiff, Ashley Frampton made a musical debut on stage at the age of 5 as a page boy in Gilbert & Sullivan’s Iolanthe, a love of the Savoy operas has followed him around for a further 60 years.   After failing...

CelloAdopted by Jill Salisbury-Hughes in memory of Paula  At the age of 14, Hilary decided she wanted to be in a professional orchestra after performing Saint-Saëns’ organ symphony with her local youth orchestra. She attended the Guildhall school of Music and Drama where she was awarded the...

Viola (Section Leader)Adopted by John Hawley & Isobel Smith Catherine Marwood won a scholarship to the Royal Academy of Music at the age of 17 where she studied with Sidney Griller and Stephen Shingles. The first few years of her professional career were spent in the competition winning...

Second Violin (Section Leader)Adopted by Mrs Jean Bingham  Kate grew up in the Lune Valley in North Lancashire. She started learning the violin with her mother as did so many other children in the village including her brother and sisters. She remembers her mum making little violins out of...

First ViolinAdopted by Linda Harrison   Yorkshire born and bred, Becky has been playing the violin since the age of three. Born into a musical family, Becky learnt a variety of instruments growing up and spent many Saturday’s with her parents and brother at Harrogate Music Centre. On being taken...

First ViolinAdopted by Peter Eustance, and Mike & Joanne Jones Elizabeth Lamberton studied with a scholarship at the Purcell School before attending the Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester University and the Royal Academy of Music, where she held the Florence Whitlock...

First ViolinAdopted by Claire Deegan, Paul Holt and Alan Poole  Born in Buckinghamshire, Susanna is the child of an oboist and a bassoonist. She learnt at a young age that making reeds is both time-consuming and ear-splitting so decided to go off the family piste and take up the violin. After...

Cello Originally from Preston, Ruth Owens began playing the cello at the age of 8 after hearing a student play in a concert at the secondary school, where her mum taught music. Ruth loved the sound and asked her primary school if she could start playing the cello. Having been told she was too...

TubaAdopted by anonymous patron Born in Aberdeen, Robin Haggart studied at Royal Academy of Music, where he was the recipient of a number of awards.  He has been Principal Tuba of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra since 1996, appearing as a soloist on a number of occasions. In October...

BassoonAdopted by Bryan Lecky Rebekah was born in Warrington into a musical home, where guitars and piano could be heard daily from both her parents. Having moved many times for her father’s work, the search for music teachers was always top of the priority list, and when she was offered bassoon...

Double Bass (Section Leader)Adopted by Paul and Christen Herbert German double bass player Marcel Becker’s musical life began at nine-years-old when he started learning the guitar. At 13, he began playing the double bass – at first drawn to how big the instrument was, but later realised this was...

Section Leader, CelloAdopted by Hugh & Juliet Morton and Brian Higgins in memory of Colleen  Norwegian cellist Jonathan Aasgaard is one of the UK’s most versatile cellists, as soloist, chamber musician, studio musician, orchestral principal, teacher and explorer of new music.   Jonathan was...

Cello Adopted by an anonymous patron I joined the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra in 1992 on the very same day that I completed my postgraduate course at the Guildhall School of Music.   During this time, I have been actively involved in all the Orchestra's major education and outreach...

FluteAdopted by Howard & Sue Rogers Inspired by many genres of music, Helen is a passionate advocate for musical versatility. She enjoys a varied performing career working in orchestras, shows and sessions, and also as a soloist, chamber musician, composer, arranger and educator.   As an...

TrumpetAdopted by Mike & Joanne Jones, and anonymous patron  Hannah was raised on the Wirral and joined the Liverpool Philharmonic Youth Company at 16 years old. She graduated from the Royal Northern College of Music in 2016, where she studied for her Masters Degree with Rhys Owens and Murray...

ViolaAdopted by Jon & Sally Sheard Born in Chicago, IL, USA, Gwen began violin at the age of five and viola at age sixteen. She studied viola performance in America and Austria, completing her Masters degree at the Mozarteum University in Salzburg, Austria, in 2008. Following her studies Gwen...

Liverpool Philharmonic is a warm, inclusive and forward-looking music organisation.  We are committed to enriching lives through the transformative power of music.    With your support, we will:   Expand our In Harmony programme, so that 1,750 children can learn an instrument every week, free of...

“Sensational Symphonic Time Machine”In partnership with National Museums Liverpool Join presenter Alasdair Malloy, conductor Michael Seal and the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra as they board the Sensational Symphonic Time Machine, visiting fascinating periods in World history including...

Read the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Review of the Year 2022 online by clicking on the image below: Or download the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Review of the Year 2022 using the button below. Download

We are seeking an new Trustee for our Board We are looking for an outstanding person to join the Board of Royal Liverpool Philharmonic as a non-Executive Trustee. Ideal candidates for the role of Trustee will bring a strong and visible passion for music and its ability to change lives, alongside a...

At the heart of our work is the critically-acclaimed Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra (the UK’s oldest) and Choir; an extensive programme of participatory work with young people and others across our community; and presentation of almost 400 concerts and events each year at our home, Liverpool...

At the heart of our work is the critically-acclaimed Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra (the UK’s oldest) and Choir; an extensive programme of participatory work with young people and others across our community; and presentation of almost 400 concerts and events each year at our home, Liverpool...

Read the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Review of the Year 2020/21 online by clicking on the image below: Or download the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Review of the Year 2020/21 using the button below. Download

Liverpool Philharmonic Youth Company brings together young people who are passionate about music to develop their skills and talents through performance, live events, creative projects and training.As part of Liverpool Philharmonic Youth Company, young people perform in of one of our amazing...

The lights go down. A hum of anticipation rushes through the room. The experience we’re about to share is one you’ll never forget…Whether you’re awestruck at the soaring power of the Orchestra, moving to the infectious rhythms of Havana, embracing the stripped-back sounds of our Music Room, or...

Then why not sign-up to the Musician in Residence Supersing! programme? The course is delivered by a choral specialist, with support from Peer Tutors at Mersey Care Recovery College and musicians from the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra; and run in partnership with Mersey Care NHS Foundation...

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The award-winning Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra is the UK’s oldest continuing professional symphony orchestra. The Orchestra is made up of 80 exceptional musicians and based at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall. It’s led by Chief Conductor Vasily Petrenko, who will be succeeded by Domingo...

We are pleased to welcome applications for the role of HR and Executive Assistant Working with the Chief Executive, and the Human Resources (HR) Manager, you will play a key role in supporting and contributing to the delivery of Liverpool Philharmonic’s HR services, providing administrative support...

Liverpool Philharmonic’s In Harmony programme has gone from strength to strength over the years, now working with over 1500 young people across North Liverpool. We’re currently looking for an In Harmony Manager (maternity cover) to oversee the successful delivery and growth of the programme....

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra – the UK’s oldest – is a critically-acclaimed ensemble, central to Liverpool’s cultural offering. We are currently looking for an Associate Principal Viola to join the Orchestra, as part of a 50% job share. A professional musician with exceptional...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra – the UK’s oldest – is a critically-acclaimed ensemble, central to Liverpool’s cultural offering. We are currently looking for a Principal Second Trumpet to join the Orchestra. A professional musician with exceptional orchestral, chamber and solo playing...

With a programme of around 400 events every year, and extensive music education and wellbeing projects, there’s plenty to get the word out about at Liverpool Philharmonic. We’re currently looking for a Marketing Assistant to help promote our events and activities. You’ll be responsible for managing...

As the largest music organisation in the city Liverpool Philharmonic’s Box Office is always busy. We’re looking for an Assistant Box Officer Manager to help make sure that its day-to-day running goes as smoothly and efficiently as possible. As Assistant Manager, you’ll be responsible for selling...

Playing a key role within the city's largest music organisation, Liverpool Philharmonic's finance department takes on a busy and diverse workload. We're currently looking to recruit an Accounts Assistant into the team. You'll be responsible for processing daily bank postings, cash sheets and box...

Liverpool Philharmonic hosts hundreds of events and welcomes thousands of customers every year. We’re currently looking for a Facilities Assistant to help ensure that our venues remain an excellent environment for customers and staff. You’ll assist in making sure that Liverpool Philharmonic sites...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra – the UK’s oldest – is a critically-acclaimed ensemble, central to Liverpool’s cultural offering. We are currently looking for a Viola Section Player to join the Orchestra. A professional musician with exceptional orchestral, chamber and solo playing...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra – the UK’s oldest – is a critically-acclaimed ensemble, central to Liverpool’s cultural offering. We are currently looking for a Second Violin Section Player to join the Orchestra. A professional musician with exceptional orchestral, chamber and solo...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra – the UK’s oldest – is a critically-acclaimed ensemble, central to Liverpool’s cultural offering. We are currently looking for a Cello Section Player to join the Orchestra. A professional musician with exceptional orchestral, chamber and solo playing...

Playing a key role within the city’s largest music organisation, Liverpool Philharmonic’s HR department takes on a busy and diverse workload. We’re currently looking to recruit an HR Manager to lead the department and develop our HR strategy. You’ll devise policies that fit with Liverpool...

Liverpool Philharmonic hosts hundreds of events and welcomes thousands of customers every year. We’re currently looking for a Maintenance Operative to help ensure that our venues remain an excellent environment for customers and staff. You’ll assist in making sure that Liverpool Philharmonic...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra – the UK’s oldest – is a critically-acclaimed ensemble, central to Liverpool’s cultural offering. We are currently looking for an Associate Principal Second Violin to join the Orchestra. A professional musician with exceptional orchestral, chamber and...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra – the UK’s oldest – is a critically-acclaimed ensemble, central to Liverpool’s cultural offering. We are currently looking for a Principal Second Violin to join the Orchestra. A professional musician with exceptional orchestral, chamber and solo playing...

Liverpool Philharmonic is central to Liverpool’s cultural offering as the largest music organisation in the city. With a mission to enhance and transform lives through music, Liverpool Philharmonic incorporates the critically acclaimed Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra – the UK’s oldest...

Liverpool Philharmonic Youth Company is formed of Liverpool Philharmonic Youth Orchestra and Youth Choir and Rushworth Young Composers. Around 200 young people, aged 12-23, from in and around Liverpool have the opportunity to develop their musical, creative and entrepreneurial skills and knowledge...

Thursday 7 – 9 September 2023 (2 nights) GALA DINNER & BBC PROMS Maestro! Touring   £695 per person sharing a twin or double room £795 per person, sole use of a double room   Book now to join like-minded music lovers to hear the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and Nobuyuki Tsujii...

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The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra are now recruiting to the role of Principal Cor Anglais (playing Oboe as required). This is a full-time, permanent position, with an annual salary of £36,926.Full details of the role can be found in the recruitment pack at the bottom of this page,...

Liverpool Philharmonic are pleased to welcome applications for the role of HR and Planning Officer.Working with the Chief Executive, you will play a key role in supporting and contributing to the delivery of Liverpool Philharmonic’s strategic and operational plans as well as being a member of the...

This year, I will be celebrating my 60th birthday. I am so grateful to be able to make plans with you this year, and I look forward to raising a toast with every one of my friends and family to mark the occasion.If you were thinking of getting me a little something, this year I ask that instead, you...

Read the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Review of the Year 2019/20 online by clicking on the image below. Or download the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Review of the Year 2019/20 using the button below. Download

If you’re interested in learning more about great music and wine, in the intimate surroundings of our Music Room, we have a series of events which you won’t want to miss! Each of these evenings features a conductor or scholar giving insight into recordings of their favourite music. These musical...

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Since the 1940s, our schools concerts have been inspiring and enthusing children, young people and teachers. Working with Liverpool Philharmonic can be a fantastic way of supporting the delivery of the music curriculum, cross-curricular projects, creative learning and school improvement. We deliver...

Liverpool Philharmonic at the Friary, formerly St. Mary of the Angels church, is a recording and rehearsal venue, situated in West Everton. The space is currently used by the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir, Liverpool Philharmonic Youth Orchestra, and West Everton Children’s...

With grand windows looking out over the city and a dramatic central bar of solid oak, this is the perfect space for a range of hospitality events, whether it's an afternoon tea for 50, a celebration dinner for 100 or cocktail party for 350. Space Details Reception - 385Lunch/Dinner - 160 Natural...

As part of the National Plan for Music Education, the Government commissioned 123 Music Education Hubs across England to lead music education for children and young people working with schools. We are delighted to be a strategic partner in Resonate, Liverpool’s Music Hub. Led by Notre Dame Catholic...