Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra

Barry Wordsworth conductor
Andriy Viytovych viola

Liszt Les Préludes (Symphonic Poem No.3)
Walton Viola Concerto
Tchaikovsky Symphony No.5 in E minor Op.64

Arguably the first symphonic tone poem ever written, Liszt’s dramatic Les Préludes opens the Orchestra’s 92nd season with Barry Wordsworth at the helm. Sir William Walton was 27 when he wrote his Viola Concerto, performed here by Ukranian violist Andriy Viytovych, Principal Viola of the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House. Tchaikovsky’s monumental and justifiably popular Symphony No.5 concludes the concert.

Before this concert, there will be an interview featuring Peter Back in conversation with violinist Andriy Viytovych. See here for more information and to book tickets. 

For more information on season tickets as well as discounts, including family tickets and group bookings, see the Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra season brochure