BBC SSO 2024/25: Afternoon Performance - Dvořák's Symphony No.7
- Tickets
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£16 (when bought in advance), £17.50 (on the day)
- Box office telephone
- Dates and times
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Thursday 17th Apr 2025
2:00PM
- Age
- Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.
- Venue
SYMPHONY TEA
Before the concert, join us for a light lunch of soup and sandwiches followed by a selection of cakes, as well as unlimited tea or coffee for just £12.95 (starting from 12.30pm).
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BBC SSO 2024/25: Afternoon Performance - Dvořák's Symphony No.7
Arvo Pärt Fratres for strings and percussion (c.10 mins)
Eduard Tubin Concerto for Double Bass and Orchestra (c. 19 mins)
Dvořák Symphony No.7 (c.40 mins)
Anu Tali conductor
Gyunam Kim double bass
A train entering a station, or the quiet roar of a people awakening to freedom? For Antonin Dvořák, it was simply the beginning of his Seventh Symphony: what follows is forty minutes of irresistible dance tunes and gripping action. For many, it’s even greater than the “New World” symphony: but then, this concert with the rising Estonian star Anu Tali is all about unexpected voices – whether the quiet revolution of Arvo Pärt’s hugely popular Fratres or fellow-Estonian Eduard Tubin’s lyrical post-war concerto for the most under-appreciated of instruments, the double bass. It's a giant with the soul of a poet – but hear for yourself, as the BBC SSO’s superb new Principal Double Bass Gyunam Kim steps into the spotlight.
Booking Information
A transaction fee of £1.50 is charged for online bookings and £1.75 for phone bookings for single tickets. Fees correct at time of publishing.
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Fulfilment Fee - £1.95
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