Name: RCM Symphony Orchestra: The Butterfly Effect
Start: 2024-06-27T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2024-06-27T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Amaryllis Fleming Concert Hall (Royal College of Music)

Admin

Royal College of Music

Dirigent

Martyn Brabbins

Orchestra

RCM Symphony Orchestra

Instrumentalist

Polina Makhina

Violin

Colin Lawson

Basset horn I

Hannah Shimwell

Basset horn II

Timothy Lines

Basset horn III

RCM Symphony Orchestra: The Butterfly Effect

London

Storbritannien

Amaryllis Fleming Concert Hall (Royal College of Music)

Public

Concert

Oratorium

Violin Concerto in D Major, op. 35

Concerto In F

The Butterfly Effect

A csodálatos mandarin, op. 19, Sz. 73

Larissa Andrea Pereira

Approved

Joined by soloists including RCM Concerto Competition winner Polina Makhina and RCM Director Colin Lawson, the RCM Symphony Orchestra performs a programme of sparkling scores featuring music by alumna Dani Howard.
Dedicated to RCM professor Joseph Horovitz, Dani Howard’s The Butterfly Effect reflects on how small actions can have a lasting impact, particularly her decision to study at the College and the effect this continues to have on her musical journey.

The RCM’s Colin Lawson, Timothy Lines and Hannah Shimwell play a rarely-performed Classical concerto for three basset horns by Czech composer Druschetzky, and the programme is framed by two 20th-century masterworks. Polina Makhina takes to the stage for Korngold’s irresistible Violin Concerto, and Bartók’s suite from his ‘pantomime ballet’ The Miraculous Mandarin is full of unusual instrumental effects.

English

Föreställningskrediter (Medverkande & produktionsteam )

Instrumentation

Ensemble