Rehearsal order 1.30 Foulds 1.45 Holst: Venus / Mercury / Saturn / Uranus 2.30 Break 2.45 Mars / Jupiter (with KSO scholars) 3.30 Holst: Neptune + Epiphoni 3.45 Vaughan Williams 4.15 Finish
KSO and Epiphoni Consort return to Fairfield Halls with a programme to include music by John Foulds, Ralph Vaughan Williams and Gustav Holst
Rehearsal order 6.30 Movements I & II 7.50 Break 8.10 Movements IV & III
Woodwind sectional at Pimlico Academy
String sectional at venue tbc
Rehearsal order 6.30 Movements I & III
Rehearsal order 6.30 Movements II & IV
Rehearsal order 11.00 Movements I & III 1.00 Lunch 2.00 Movements II & IV followed by run-through
Rehearsal order 5.30 All movements in concert order
KSO returns to Smith Square Hall with guest conductor Leonard Elschenbroich and Anton Bruckner's memorial to Wagner, his 7th symphony
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