Warwick Arts Centre Orchestral Series 2022/2023 by Warwick Arts Centre

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INDIVIDUAL TICKET PRICES

Priority booking for existing package holders opens on Mon 16 May 2022

General booking opens Mon 20 June 2022 By Seating Area A: £43 (£41), B: £40 (£38), C: £37 (£35), D: £30 (£28), E: £24 (£22), Choir: £21

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Reduced price of £2.50 for pre-concert talks

Concessions in brackets. Prices include a £2.50 booking fee. Under 26s Tickets £16 Under 16s £13 if accompanied by a full paying adult or package ticket holder (seats not guaranteed to be alongside subscriber seats).

* available for 4 or more concerts. Deadline for Direct Debit applications Fri 19 Aug 2022. ** tickets to be returned with 24 hours’ notice of event and exchanged within the package.

National Youth Orchestra concert is not included in the package structure and will have different pricing. Please note for some concerts, some flat floor rows of seating will be removed and therefore seating in that area will be limited.

New and existing package holders can book online or contact Box Office on 024 7649 6000 for assistance.

Package Discounts

Cost of each performance package including £2.50 booking fee

When you book

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8 concerts

16%

£292.16

£272.00

£251.84

£204.80

£164.48

7 concerts

16%

£255.64

£238.00

£220.36

£179.20

£143.92

6 concerts

12%

£228.84

£213.00

£197.16

£160.20

£128.52

5 concerts

12%

£190.70

£177.50

£164.30

£133.50

£107.10

4 concerts

£159.04

£148.00

£136.96

£111.20

£89.12

3 concerts

£119.28

£111.00

£102.72

£83.40

£66.84

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WELCOME

WELCOME BACK

2022 - 2023 Orchestral Series Our second season since our transformation sees a diverse programme that features old favourites, major celebrations, and some surprises too. With worldwide celebrations marking the 150th anniversary of the birth of Sergei Rachmaninov in 2023, it’s understandable that his work features heavily in our season, with City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Malta Philharmonic Orchestra and The Hallé all presenting expertly chosen pieces by the composer, as do the visiting Estonian National Symphony Orchestra. The Estonians will be joined by pianist Freddy Kempf, who we welcome back after his breath-taking and thoroughly entertaining solo recital last season. But the season isn’t just about émigré Rachmaninov, who settled in the US after the 1917 Revolution, as you can also hear wonderful works from Thomas Adès, John Adams, Gerald Finzi, Arvo Pärt, Chineke! favourite Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, and Swede Bo Linde, while our rescheduled Maxim Vengerov Gala Concert - with one of the greatest violinists of all time will undoubtedly be a night to remember. DOREEN FOSTER

DOREEN FOSTER DIRECTOR, WARWICK ARTS CENTRE.

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Director, Warwick Arts Centre

Thanks to the University of Warwick for the continued support of Warwick Arts Centre

COVER IMAGE: AURORA ORCHESTRA & ARMAND DJIKOLOUM © KAUPO KIKKAS

Details correct at time of going to press – May 2022. Keep an eye on warwickartscentre.co.uk or our social media platforms for updates.

Fri 7 Oct 2022 7.30pm

Aurora Orchestra ADÈS RAVEL

Three Studies from Couperin Piano Concerto in G

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Symphonie Fantastique

Conductor: Piano:

Nicholas Collon Tom Poster

Led by Principal Conductor Nicholas Collon, Aurora is the first orchestra in the world to present whole symphonies entirely from memory. The resulting electrifying performances have become the groups signature, and one of the most talked-about innovations in classical music over the past decade. Aurora present three pieces with a distinctly French flavour. Beginning with Three Studies..., Thomas Adès pays homage to the work of composer François Couperin, skilfully representing his harpsichord music in a rich orchestral setting. Following Maurice Ravel’s entertaining Piano Concerto in G, Aurora conclude with Berlioz’s dramatic Symphonie Fantastique, exploring episodes from the life of an artist.

NICHOLAS COLLON © CHRIS CHRISTODOLOU

PRE-CONCERT TALK

Helen Martin Studio 6.15pm £5 Orchestral Package Bookers £2.50 In conversation with Nicholas Collon

The soloist is multi-award-winning musician, curator, and composer Tom Poster, whose American Quintets (with Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective) and lockdown-inspired The Jukebox Album (with his wife, violinist Elena Urioste) were both shortlisted for the BBC Music Magazine Awards 2022.

and Tom Poster.

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AURORA ORCHESTRA © CHRIS CHRISTODOLOU

TOM POSTER © ELENA URIOSTE

OCT 2022

Thu 20 Oct 2022 7.30pm

<< SIR MARK ELDER

The Hallé “… no British orchestra can match the Hallé under Mark Elder. This is what peak performance sounds like, and it takes decades to achieve. Savour it while you can.” (The Spectator) Now in his penultimate season as Hallé Music Director, Sir Mark Elder’s visit is clearly not to be missed! Laden with the composer’s characteristic ardent, late-Romantic lyricism, Rachmaninov’s Third Piano Concerto is famed for being fiendishly virtuosic. Performed here by the London-based Siberian pianist, Pavel Kolesnikov, an artist praised for his daring originality. Shostakovich’s best-known symphony, his Fifth, is an emotional rollercoaster penned under the threat of communist suppression. The work re-established the composer’s reputation and its 1937 premiere was reportedly met with a 30-minute standing ovation. As the current world situation reflects equally turbulent events, this will certainly be a timely and relevant performance.

RACHMANINOV Piano Concerto No.3 INTERVAL

SHOSTAKOVICH Symphony No.5 Conductor: Piano:

Sir Mark Elder Pavel Kolesnikov

PRE-CONCERT TALK

Helen Martin Studio 6.15pm £5 Orchestral Package Bookers £2.50 In conversation with Sir Mark Elder.

<< PAVEL KOLESNIKOV

RYAN BANCROFT CONDUCTS THE CBSO

Thu 3 Nov 2022 7.30pm

ADAMS FINZI

The Chairman Dances: Foxtrot for Orchestra Clarinet Concerto

INTERVAL

RACHMANINOV

Symphonic Dances

Conductor: Clarinet:

Ryan Bancroft Oliver Janes

PRE-CONCERT TALK

Helen Martin Studio 6.15pm £5 Orchestral Package Bookers £2.50 In conversation with Oliver Janes.

City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra

OLIVER JANES

CBSO returns for an evening rich in melody, lyricism, humour and with just a touch of melancholy. John Adams describes his The Chairman Dances as an ‘out-take’ from his opera Nixon In China. With its swooping, themes and heart-on-sleeve sentimentality, it’s unashamedly funny, but shot through with an unmistakable sadness too. British choral composer, Gerald Finzi’s Clarinet Concerto, his best-known work, will quickly dispel any gloom, however. There’s a searing intensity to its opening that will doubtlessly showcase the skills of soloist, CBSO clarinettist Oliver Janes. The evening closes with Rachmaninov’s Symphonic Dances, his final completed work and one that many view as his best. This is a work so rich in colour, melody, and effortless lyricism, that it’s hard to believe he had all but given up on composing a few years earlier. The award-winning conductor Ryan Bancroft takes to the podium, ensuring a night to remember.

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NOV / DEC 2022

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Sat 3 Dec 2022 7.30pm

Maxim Vengerov Gala Concert with Malta Philharmonic Orchestra

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Seascapes for Violin and Symphony Orchestra Violin Concerto No.1, Op.64

INTERVAL

RACHMANINOV

Symphony No.2

Conductor: Violin:

Sergey Smbatyan Maxim Vengerov

MAXIM VENGEROV © DIAGO MARIOTTA

PRE-CONCERT TALK

Helen Martin Studio 6.15pm £5 Orchestral Package Bookers £2.50

MALTA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA © JOE SMITH

Widely acknowledged as the one of the world’s greatest living string players, violinist Maxim Vengerov has spent 40 years performing on stage. First making headlines as a child prodigy, he studied with Galina Tourchaninova and Zakhar Bron, becoming a solo violinist at the age of five and making his first recording at the age of 10. Since then, he has gone on to win Grammy and Gramophone artist of the year awards, and was recently appointed Classic FM’s first ever solo Artist in Residence. Vengerov shall be teaming up with the Malta Philharmonic Orchestra – Malta’s oldest and largest professional ensemble – for a programme featuring Prokofiev’s Violin Concerto No.1, written during the 1917 Revolution, alongside Rachmaninov’s triumphant return to symphonic composition, and Ukraine-born contemporary composer Alexey Shor’s tonal and romantic work, Seascapes – a sublime piece in four movements for violin and orchestra. At the helm is the MPO’s celebrated Principal Conductor, Sergey Smbatyan. The concert is organised together with the European Foundation for Support of Culture.

In conversation with Sergey Smbatyan.

KATHERINE LACY

Wed 15 Feb 2023 7.30pm

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra HAYDN MOZART

Overture: L’isola disabitata Clarinet Concerto

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Symphony No.3, Eroica

Conductor: Clarinet:

Jamie Phillips Katherine Lacy

JAMIE PHILLIPS © SIM CANNETY-CLARKE

BEETHOVEN

After two exciting (and packed) performances for our 20212022 Orchestral Series, the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra returns to focus on three of the greatest composers of all time. Joseph Haydn’s L’isola disabitata was his tenth opera, best remembered for a surging ‘Sturm und Drang’ G minor overture which is almost a mini-symphony in itself. Composed in his final year, during a period of remarkable productivity that also produced The Magic Flute, Mozart’s ever-popular 1791 Clarinet Concerto was the master’s last major instrumental composition. It’s widely considered one of the greatest compositions written for woodwind. Beethoven’s Symphony No.3 is seen by many as a bridge between the Classical period (as epitomised by Haydn and Mozart) and the Romantic era. Challenging the symphonic form, Beethoven’s Eroica symphony also marked the beginning of his experimental middle period.

PRE-CONCERT TALK

Helen Martin Studio 6.15pm £5 Orchestral Package Bookers £2.50 In conversation with Jamie Phillips.

ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA © BEN WRIGHT

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FEB / MAR 2023 << SWEDISH PHILHARMONIA © ERIK LARSSON

Fri 17 Mar 2023 7.30pm <<

Swedish Philharmonia

JAIME MARTÍN © PAUL MARC MITCHELL

(also performing as Gävle Symphony Orchestra)

BO LINDE TCHAIKOVSKY

A Merry Overture, Op.14 Violin Concerto

INTERVAL

Symphony No.2

Conductor: Violin:

Jaime Martín Nemanja Radulović

NEMANJA RADULOVIĆ © LUKAS ROTTER

SIBELIUS

Founded in 1912 in the Swedish city Gävle, the Swedish Philharmonia (aka Gävle Symphony Orchestra) has been led by Principal Conductor Jaime Martín since 2013. For its Warwick Arts Centre debut, the Swedish Philharmonia performs Jean Sibelius’ second symphony, Tchaikovsky’s only concerto for violin, and the joyful A Merry Overture. Written in 1954, it’s an all too rare chance to hear a piece by Gävle-born composer Bo Linde - and what better way to experience his work, than with an orchestra who arguably know him best? The soloist is rising star Serbian-French violinist Nemanja Radulović, whose captivating appearances with leading orchestras across the world have amassed him a legion of loyal fans.

PRE-CONCERT TALK

Helen Martin Studio 6.15pm £5 Orchestral Package Bookers £2.50 In conversation with Jaime Martín.

KELLEN GRAY

CHINEKE! ORCHESTRA

Thu 27 Apr 2023 7.30pm

Chineke! Orchestra HOLST COLERIDGE-TAYLOR VAUGHAN WILLIAMS

St Paul’s Suite Two Novelletten Op. 52 Oboe Concerto

INTERVAL

BEETHOVEN

Symphony No.4

Conductor: Oboe:

Kellen Gray Armand Djikoloum

ARMAND DJIKOLOUM © KAUPO KIKKAS

PRE-CONCERT TALK

Helen Martin Studio 6.15pm £5 Orchestral Package Bookers £2.50 In conversation with Armand Djikoloum.

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Building on their awe-inspiring appearances with us in 2019 and 2022 Chineke! makes a much-welcomed return to the Butterworth Hall. Chineke! is Europe’s first professional orchestra comprising a majority of black and ethnically diverse musicians. Each of their programmes include works by composers of ethnically diverse backgrounds - with their latest concert featuring Samuel Coleridge-Taylor. Famously dubbed The Black Mahler, his light yet spirited Two Novelletten is actually inspired by German Robert Schumann’s piano miniatures, the eight Novelletten. Completing the programme are Gustav Holst’s St Paul’s Suite, which takes its name from the Hammersmith school where Holst taught; Vaughan Williams’ Oboe Concerto, a wartime piece penned after his Fifth Symphony; and Beethoven’s enchanting Fourth Symphony, with its noteworthy second movement. The soloist is Armand Djikoloum, the 20-something prize winner who has appeared with such leading orchestras as Hannover Staatsoper, Staatskapelle Dresden, Stavanger Symphony, Frankfurt Opera, and Oslo Opera House.

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ESTONIAN NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA © KROOT TARKMEEL

APR / MAY 2023

Estonian National Symphony Orchestra ARVO PÄRT RACHMANINOV

Cantus In Memoriam Benjamin Britten Piano Concerto No.2

INTERVAL

THEA MUSGRAVE Song of Enchanter SIBELIUS Symphony No.5 Conductor: Piano:

Olari Elts Freddy Kempf

PRE-CONCERT TALK

Helen Martin Studio 6.15pm £5 Orchestral Package Bookers £2.50 In conversation with Freddy Kempf.

FREDDY KEMPF © NEDA NAVAEE

Thu 18 May 2023 7.30pm

OLARI ELTS © MARCO BORGGREVE

Warwick Arts Centre favourite Freddy Kempf returns to conclude our 2022-2023 season joined by the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, led by Olari Elts who began his tenure as ENSO’s Music Director and Chief Conductor in 2020. A varied programme includes Rachmaninov’s Piano Concerto No. 2, which marked the composer’s triumphant return to form after struggling with his mental health. Surprisingly, his Symphony No.1, which debuted in 1897, initially received a poor reception, but now the symphony is now seen as ground-breaking. Around the performance nestles Estonian composer Pärt’s elegy to mark the passing of Britten, a much-admired British giant who had passed away the previous year, and Musgrave’s short 1990 piece honouring the 125th anniversary of Sibelius’ birth before Jean Sibelius’ own Symphony No. 5. With its familiar ‘swan-call’ motif, the fifth was commissioned from the composer by the Finnish Government to honour his own 50th birthday, in 1915.

NYO is not part of the 2022/2023 Orchestral Package, however package holders will be given a voucher code for reduced price tickets to the NYO performance.

Sat 7 Jan 2023 7.30pm

National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain Bold, brilliant, brave: join us as hundreds of teenagers redefine what it means to be an ‘orchestral musician’ with a spirited performance from the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain.

MEMBERS OF NYO

Featuring the star musicians of tomorrow, its annual performances at Warwick Arts Centre consistently dazzle, highlighting the remarkable skill of the orchestra with a surprising programme that challenges the musicians, and inspires and moves audiences. Every note of an NYO concert resounds with an incredible energy created by hundreds of passionate young people expressing their love of music, and an eagerness to share it with as many people as possible.

Repertoire, conductor and pricing to be announced.

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Support Us Can you help inspire future generations through the arts? Your support will extend our reach, so we can work with and in communities to encourage participation. Your gift will mean that those who already love us will have a better experience and, more significantly, underrepresented communities in Coventry and Warwickshire will claim that we’re their arts centre too. Did you know? Coventry resident Margaret Summers (19442015) made a generous legacy gift in her will to support music at Warwick. Margaret and her husband Terry loved classical music and regularly attended free lunchtime concerts here at Warwick Arts Centre. We’re recognising Margaret’s philanthropy by naming the Summers Music Ensemble Room in their memory. How you can help… Be part of the future of our refurbished, vibrant, and environmentally sustainable venue and help forge positive change for the arts and cultural sector in the UK. Make a donation when you purchase tickets at the Box Office or on our website, or give online at warwick.ac.uk/giving/donate/ Learn more about our supporters at warwickartscentre.co.uk/join-support/our-supporters/

Instrumental Experiences to Inspire Young People Our Instrumental programme aims to engage the next generation of classical music lovers. We are offering free tickets to young people to experience some of the best live performers in the world. We are also excited to be able to offer FREE workshops to all Coventry schools on the solo instrument from a selection of our concerts in the 2022/2023 Series. A professional music facilitator and instruments are provided for up to 30 students at KS2/3 and no prior experience is necessary. Free tickets to selected performances also available to university students. In partnership with Coventry Music Service. Limited Availability. To find out more, contact creativelearning@warwick.ac.uk.

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In partnership with Coventry Music Service. Limited Availability. To find out more, contact creativelearning@warwick.ac.uk.

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Access Although it is not essential, you are advised to book in advance so that we can readily provide assistance. If you require assistance, disabled patrons may also bring a companion FREE of charge.

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Warwick Arts Centre is pleased to have a Changing Places Toilet located on the ground floor of our building. Please head to our website (warwickartscentre.co.uk/accessible-building/) for further details or ask for information from our Box Office.

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Please note that rows BB and CC will be removed for the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain and CBSO and flat floor availability will therefore be limited. Also, Choir Seating will be unavailable for Orchestra of the Swan and Armonico Consort.

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Orchestral Series 2022/2023

2022

Aurora Orchestra The Hallé City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra Maxim Vengerov Gala/Malta Philharmonic

FRI 7 OCT THU 20 OCT THU 3 NOV SAT 3 DEC

2023 WED 15 FEB

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Swedish Philharmonia Chineke! Orchestra Estonian National Symphony Orchestra

FRI 17 MAR THU 27 APR THU 18 MAY

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