KSO plays music by Andrea Tarrodi, Grace Williams and Gustav Mahler at Smith Square Hall, with soprano Monica McGhee
Rehearsal order 6.30 Rapsodie espagnole 7.10 La valse 8.10 Lindberg 9.00 Kijé 9.30 finish
Rehearsal order 6.30 Rapsodie espagnole 7.05 La valse 7.30 Lindberg 8.30 Christmas curry
Rehearsal order 6.30 La valse 7.00 Lindberg 9.00 Kijé
Rehearsal order 11.00 Lindberg 1.00 lunch 2.00 Rapsodie espagnole 3.00 La valse 4.15 Kijé 5.00 finish
Rehearsal order 6.30 Rapsodie espagnole 7.15 La valse 8.10 Lindberg 9.00 Kijé
Rehearsal order 3.30 Lindberg 4.15 La valse 4.35 break 4.55 Rapsodie espagnole 5.15 Kijé 5.30 finish
KSO returns to the Southbank Centre for a concert of Ravel, Prokofiev and Magnus Lindberg's clarinet concerto with one of the world's finest clarinettists, Julian Bliss
3/1/afl 2+1 3/Eflat+1 2+1 / 4 3 3 1 (+ offstage band 4 3 3 0) / T 6P / 2Hp / Pf / str
Rehearsal order 6.30 VW (winds: 2222 4231) 6.50 Foulds (3333 4331) 7.15 (i) Mars / (iv) Jupiter (4444 6432) 7.50 break 8.10 (ii) Venus (4444 6000) 8.30 (vi) Uranus (4444 6432) 8.45 (v) Saturn (4444 6131) 8.50 (vii) Neptune (4444 4430) 9.10 (iii) Mercury (4444 4200)
Formed in 1956, Kensington Symphony Orchestra (registered charity number 1069620) enjoys an enviable reputation as one of the finest non-professional orchestras in the UK. Its founding aim is to provide amateurs with an opportunity to perform concerts at the highest possible level