KSO performs the original 1911 version of Stravinsky’s Petrushka, plus works by Sibelius and Anna Clyne, at St John’s Smith Square
Rehearsal order 6.30 Berlioz 7.10 Blacher 8.10 Brahms
Rehearsal order 6.30 Berlioz 7.00 Brahms 8.00 AGM 8.30 Brahms 9.00 Blacher
String sectional at Netley Primary School
String sectional at Netley Primary School
Rehearsal order 6.30 Berlioz 7.10 Blacher 8.10 Brahms (iv) 8.40 Brahms (i)
Rehearsal order 6.30 Berlioz 7.10 Blacher 8.10 Brahms
Rehearsal order 11.00 Blacher 12.00 Berlioz 1.00 lunch 2.00 Brahms (iv) 2.40 Brahms (i) 3.30 break 3.50 Brahms (ii) 4.30 Brahms (iii)
Rehearsal order 5.30 Berlioz 5.45 Blacher 6.00 Brahms
Brahms’s Symphony No.2 is paired with Berlioz and a little-known gem by Boris Blacher for a KSO concert at St John’s Smith Square
Rehearsal order 6.30 Act I, Act II 9.30 Finish
Rehearsal order 6.30 Act III & Interludes 8.30 Curry
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