
London Philharmonic Orchestra 2023/24 Season: Tchaikovsky’s Fourth
Tchaikovsky, Mozart and Dvořák in a concert where every note tells a story
Dvořák Carnival Overture
Mozart Sinfonia Concertante
Tchaikovsky Symphony No.4
Luis Castillo-Briceño* conductor
Benjamin Baker violin
Jordan Bak** viola
For Tchaikovsky, the savage fanfares that open his Fourth Symphony represented Fate – and what follows is a no-holds-barred sonic autobiography, told with surging passion and unforgettable tunes. Dvořák’s Carnival Overture tells a happier tale – and it’s every bit as colourful. Mozart, meanwhile, never said what inspired his Sinfonia Concertante, but then he didn’t need to. Music speaks louder than words in this heartfelt double-showpiece by a young genius at the very peak of his game.
Two award-winning soloists take the spotlight today, as the LPO’s Fellow Conductor Luis Castillo-Briceño conducts a concert in which every note tells a story.
Pre-concert event
6.45pm
Join us for a special free performance in the foyer, given by young musicians from West Sussex Music, the music education hub for West Sussex.
*Luis Castillo-Briceño
Luis Castillo-Briceño is an inaugural participant in the LPO Conducting Fellowship programme. The LPO Conducting Fellowship programme is generously supported by Patricia Haitink with additional support from Gini and Richard Gabbertas.
**Jordan Bak
Jordan Bak is a recipient of the LPO Alexandra Jupin Award (an annual award for an artist making their debut with the London Philharmonic).
Concert Bundles – book more, pay less
2 Concert Bundle
3 Concert Bundle
4 Concert Bundle
Enjoy a free glass of wine!
Book the 4 Concert Bundle and receive a voucher for you and your guests to enjoy a free glass of house wine at Brighton Dome.
Redeemable pre-concert on Sunday 15 October 2023 only
Group discounts
Bring friends – save money!
- Groups of 10 or more will receive a 20% discount on ticket prices
- Groups of 20 or more will receive a 20% discount as well as an extra complimentary ticket for the group organiser