Crosby Symphony Orchestra returns to The Tung Auditorium with a programme of popular French and Russian music.

Tchaikovsky’s first piano concerto must be one of the greatest concertos of all time – it was an overnight sensation at the premiere in 1875 and subsequently became the first classical piece of music to sell over a million records. Popular local pianist Will Bracken is sure to bring out every luscious romantic melody.

Of a Spring Morning is one of Lilli Boulanger's most popular works, and one of the last she ever wrote as she tragically died at the young age of 24.

Finally, Ravel’s grand orchestration of Mussorgsky’s piano music for Pictures at an Exhibition is a quintessential showpiece, becoming one of the most performed works in the concert repertoire.

Promoted by Crosby Symphony Orchestra

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A booking fee of 9% will apply to purchases made by telephone or online.

Access seats are available to visitors with additional access requirements such as wheelchair users. Sign-up to the access scheme to book these seats.

This performance is not likely to be suitable for children under 5 due to the acoustics in the auditorium. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Under-10’s are not permitted to sit on the balconies.

For Crosby Symphony Orchestra concerts, concessions are available for full-time students and under-18's.

Food and hot drinks are not permitted in The Tung Auditorium.
The Fröhlich Café Bar is open for drinks 90 minutes prior to the start of each performance and during the interval. We recommend pre-ordering your interval drinks before the performance starts.

This concert will last approximately 2 hours including an interval.

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