Coming up
Sunday 4 April 2010
Britten–Pears Orchestra
Sarah Barnes soprano
Daniela Lehner mezzo
Ben Johnson tenor
Lukas Kargl bass
Britten–Pears Chamber Choir
Anton Bruckner Choir
Britten–Pears Orchestra
Antonello Manacorda conductor
Beethoven Symphony No.4
Haydn Harmoniemesse
The rich sonorities of a full wind section (Harmonie is German for wind band) make Haydn’s joyous setting of the mass one of his sunniest and high-spirited works.
Beethoven’s symphony is a delight; its compact scale can barely contain the unconventional twists and turns in the musical drama in a work of characteristically bristling energy and constant surprises.
Restaurant open for this performance – to book, please call us on 01728 687110.
Supported by The Sorkin Family Charitable Trust
The Britten–Pears Young Artist Programme is generously supported by
Snape Maltings Concert Hall
7.30pm
Tickets: £20, £18, £15, £12, £10 (under 27s half price)
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EXHIBITIONS
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Easter Weekend
A rich array of sacred vocal music spanning nearly three centuries, including a welcome return from one of the UK’s leading vocal groups on their 10th annual ‘pilgrimage’, a thrilling young European ensemble and the Britten–Pears Orchestra under the baton of inspiring young conductor Antonello Manacorda.
Familiar masterpieces and rarities, the intimate and the monumental, the reflective and joyously uplifting, this is a weekend to celebrate the human voice.
‘Aldeburgh’s Easter festival is a tempting package’ FT Magazine
