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Orchestral Masterworks: Till Eulenspiegel

Dates
06 March 2025, 6:00pm

Venue
Amaryllis Fleming Concert Hall

Tickets
£10, £8; £5 under 35

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Joana Carneiro conducts an orchestra and smiles

06 March 2025, 6:00pm

Venue
Amaryllis Fleming Concert Hall

Tickets
£10, £8; £5 under 35

To access discounted under-35s tickets, please select your seat and on the following page select the Under 35 ticket type. Please ensure that you have also inputted your date of birth in your online account. You may be asked to show proof of age eligibility when you attend your booked performance. The discount applies to the cheapest price band only and will be applied at checkout. Full terms and conditions are available on our Box Office page.

Joana Carneiro conductor
É«ÂþÌìÌà Philharmonic

Gwydion Rhys Two Pieces for Orchestra (world premiere)
R Strauss Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche op 28 TrV 171

Joana Carneiro is welcomed back to the É«ÂþÌìÌà for a concert of contrasts, including a world premiere by É«ÂþÌìÌà composer Gwydion Rhys, winner of the É«ÂþÌìÌà Large Ensemble Composition Competition, and Richard Strauss’ fun-filled tone poem depicting ‘Till Eulenspiegel’s merry pranks’.

‘Once upon a time there was a knavish fool named Till Eulenspiegel. He was a wicked goblin up to new tricks’. So wrote Richard Strauss in the programme notes to his playful, dazzling single-movement work, which follows the adventures of Till Eulenspiegel, a figure from medieval folklore – like an impish Robin Hood. Till rides to market, wreaking havoc; dresses up as a clergyman; flirts and is rejected; punctures academic pomposity and, to the sound of sad trombones, is sent to the gallows. He pleads but is not spared, whistling defiantly before Strauss rounds off the work with a cartoonish flourish.

Supported by The Lawson Innovation Fund

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