-
RPO: Rachmaninov, Prokofiev and Shostakovich, London
Wednesday, 30 October 2024
Tickets prices
Concerts in Cadogan Hall
Concerts in London
-
RPO: American Classics
2024-09-25, London Ticket prices -
RPO: Mendelssohn, Schumann and Wagner
2024-09-26, London Ticket prices -
Mozart and Moonlight Sonata by Candlelight
2024-10-12, London Ticket prices -
Mozart and Moonlight Sonata by Candlelight
2024-10-12, London Ticket prices -
La boheme
2024-09-26, London Ticket prices -
La boheme
2024-09-28, London Ticket prices -
La boheme
2024-10-03, London Ticket prices -
La boheme
2024-10-05, London Ticket prices -
La boheme
2024-10-10, London Ticket prices -
La boheme
2024-10-12, London Ticket prices
Classical Concert genre concerts
-
Festive season opening concert Sinfonie Orchester Berlin: Symphonics of the world at the Philharmonie
2024-09-22, Berlin Ticket prices -
Concerts in Köpenick Palace Berlin
2024-09-22, Berlin Ticket prices -
Vienna Baroque Orchestra at Palais Schönborn
2024-09-22, Vienna Ticket prices -
Wiener Ensemble: Concerts at Mozarthaus Vienna
2024-09-22, Vienna Ticket prices -
Concerts in Mozart's House: A Journey to the Past
2024-09-22, Vienna Ticket prices -
Vienna Baroque Orchestra at Palais Schönborn
2024-09-22, Vienna Ticket prices -
Strauss & Mozart Concerts in the Kursalon
2024-09-22, Vienna Ticket prices -
Classic Ensemble Vienna: Concerts at Peterskirche
2024-09-22, Vienna Ticket prices -
Vienna Residence Orchestra: Mozart & Strauss
2024-09-22, Vienna Ticket prices -
Schönbrunn Palace: Evening Concert
2024-09-22, Vienna Ticket prices
About concert
Experience enchanting melodies by classical masters at London's Cadogan Hall. Trumpets herald Shostakovich. Prokofiev's concerto showcases musical fusion. Rachmaninov weaves a tale of exile and longing. Guest conductor Robert Trevino immerses audiences in vibrant Russian masterpieces. Johan Dalene shines in Prokofiev's Violin Concerto No.2.
Discover London
-
What's interesting in London?
For those who have never been to London, the capital of Britain is associated with fog, Big Ben, and of course guards in bear caps. Yes, it is in London, as well as Kensington’s Victorian charm, the ever-singing Picadilly and Carnaby, Sherlock Holmes’s apartment and the oldest subway in the world.