Intérprete: Kirill Karabits

Kirill Karabits leads the CBSO in an evening exploring Romeo and Juliet that shies away from real tragedy in favour of having fun. 

Le Concerto n° 2 de Rachmaninov a viré au naufrage pour la pianiste géorgienne, malgré un Orchestre de Paris et un chef (Kirill Karabits) admirables.

Kirill Karabits and the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra present a day of composers from the former Soviet republics with heroic skill and stamina. 

Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra’s chief conductor talks about a remarkable symphony by Armenian composer Avet Terterian: “one of the most amazing pieces of music that one could experience in the concert hall.”

The Chief Conductor of the BSO reflects on his achievements to date, creating a hunger for more adventurous repertoire and bringing to the stage a long-lost work by Franz Liszt. 

From Mahler’s Resurrection to Elgar's Gerontius, a season of great works brought to venues in the Southwest.