| dimanche 08 février 2026 | 15:00 |
| Vasily Petrenko | Direction |
| Tom Borrow | Piano |
| Royal Philharmonic Orchestra |
We’re not going to pretend that Shostakovich’s Tenth Symphony is a walk in the park. Written after Stalin died, it’s an understandably dark and powerful reflection on his rule. It speaks to the heart and is, at times, utterly terrifying. Fellow Russian Tchaikovsky provides a counterpoint. Memorable and meltingly beautiful, and with some of the most famous chords in musical history – only included at the suggestion of the composer’s cousin. We’re glad he listened to the feedback.
Tickets £24.50 - £52.50
Priority booking for existing package bookers and members is now open
Book a package for the first time from 12pm on Thursday 15 May
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