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Sunday 5th November 2017 7:30pm
70th Anniversary Concert
Peel Hall, Salford University, M5 4WT
Conductor - Barrie McKinnon
Leader - Jon Henderson
Soloist - Jonathan Stone
Programme Includes
Humperdinck: Hansel and Gretel Overture
Handel: Music for the Royal Fireworks
Bruch: Kol Nidrei
St Saens: Allegro Appassionata for Cello and Orchestra
Faure: Elergy for Cello and Orchestra
German: 3 Dances from Nell Gwynn
Beethoven Symphony No. 3
Refreshments will be served at the interval.
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| First Violins Jon Henderson Christine Clarkson Denise Doyle Eileen Stevens Jennifer Brierley Emily Peak |
Second Violins Joanne Mellody Simon Caplan Bronwen Bevin Joe Brothy Nicholas Paxton |
Violas Emma Pitcher Martin Stuart John Owen |
Cellos John Eaton Dave Collins Katy Gettings Mary Boulos Lee Carr Rosie Douglas Jonathan Stone |
Basses Jenny Hughes Andrew Fielding David Lund Karen Gedd |
Bassoons Nicholas Fox Rosemary Williams Trevor Marshall |
Horns Denis Carvill Walter Coupe Sarah Birchall Elaine Williams |
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| Flutes/Piccolo Angela D'Arcy Laura Edge |
Oboes Becky Stevens Xu Anlin |
Clarinets Tom Gough Andy Bickerton |
Trumpets Chris Kay Alan Saunders Peter Thickbroom |
Trombones Tim Paton Carole Williams |
Bass Trombones Gary Hamer |
Timpani Irene Molin-George |
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| Percussion Kathryn Brown |
Harp Maxine Molin |
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Tickets
Tickets (adult £9 and concessions £7) can be purchased online from the Salford Symphony website (http://www.salfordsymphony.org/index.php/online-tickets) or on the door (adult £10.00 and concessions £8.00). Enquiries and Box Office Tel: 0161 281 6698.
Accompanied children (up to age 16) will be admitted free.
History
This concert will be held in the very same hall the orchestra played its first concert in on the 2nd of November 1947. The Hall was part of the the Royal Technical College, before the University of Salford was formed in 1967, which also makes this year the university's 50th Anniversary.
NB: The Orchestra reserves the right to change the programme and venue according to the availability of music, venue and players.
The profits from this concert will be donated to our chosen charity Salford Heart Care
