Thursday 3 December Birmingham Symphony Hall Beethoven’s Eroica at 2:15pm

CBSO with Michael Seal – Conductor
Yevgeny Sudbin – Piano
Rimsky-Korsakov Capriccio espagnol, 15′
Scriabin Piano Concerto, 28′
Beethoven Symphony No. 3 (Eroica), 47′
Timings: Leave Leominster 9:00am., Hereford (Merton Meadow Car Park) at 9:40am., Ross on Wye (Edde Cross Street) at 10:15am.
We will depart Symphony Hall at approx 4:30pm and travel back to Ross at 6:00pm, Hereford at 6:30pm and then Leominster at 7:00pm.
Costs: Travel costs and seats in the Stalls are £47.80 per person or Choir are £39.40 per person.
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With two mighty chords, Ludwig van Beethoven launched a musical insurrection. There‘s still nothing in all of music to match the drama of Beethoven‘s revolutionary Eroica symphony, and CBSO associate conductor Michael Seal conducts it with absolute commitment and unstoppable energy. Expect some serious voltage; an explosive contrast to Scriabin‘s deliriously romantic early masterpiece – the greatest concerto Rachmaninov never wrote? – and Rimsky Korsakov‘s all-glittering, all-dancing Capriccio espagnol.
Free Pre concert talk 1pm Conductor Michael Seal introduces today’s programme in conversation with CBSO Director of Concerts Zoe Poyser