Glasgow Royal Concert HallGlasgow, Scotland, G2 3NY, Royaume-uni
Dates/horaires selon le fuseau horaire de London
| samedi 13 mars 2027 | 19h30 |
Programme
| Perivolaris, Electra (n. 1996) | March (Ice melting, petals unfurling) | |
| MacMillan, Sir James (n. 1959) | Timotheus, Bacchus and Cecilia (Scottish premiere) | |
| Orff, Carl (1895-1982) | Carmina Burana |
Artistes
| Sir James MacMillan | Direction |
| Caroline Wettergreen | Soprano |
| Caspar Singh | Ténor |
| Edward Nelson | Baryton |
| RSNO Chorus | |
| Stephen Doughty | Chef de chœur |
| RSNO Youth Chorus | |
| Patrick Barrett | Chef de chœur |
| Paul Whittaker | BSL Performer |
| Royal Scottish National Orchestra |
You can’t beat Fate, so let’s eat, drink and behave very badly indeed! That’s the basic story in Carl Orff’s outrageous Carmina Burana – an ear-filling, roof-raising musical celebration featuring the powerful O Fortuna. Sir James MacMillan conducts the RSNO’s choruses in his own fiery celebration of the power of music, Timotheus, Bacchus and Cecilia, and shares a new kind of spring song from one of Scotland’s most original young composers.
