Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra
Live from Perth Concert Hall, the RLPO under Vasily Petrenko. Elgar: In the South (Alassio), Op 50. Stewart Copeland: Percussion Concerto. Prokofiev: Symphony No 6, Op 111.
Live from Perth concert Hall
Presented by Jamie MacDougall
The RLPO plays works by Elgar, Prokofiev and Stewart Copeland
Elgar: In the South 'Alassio', Op.50
Stewart Copeland: Percussion Concerto
20.05 Interval
20.25 Prokofiev: Symphony No 6, Op. 111
Vasily Petrenko (conductor)
Neil Hitt (timpani)
Adrian Spillett, Graham Johns and Henry Baldwin (percussion)
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra
The inspiration for Elgar's overture In the South came as he watched a shepherd walk amongst hillside ruins in the Italian Riviera during the winter of 1903. The sounds of soaring vistas and ancient military might were written despite Elgar's poor health and depression at the recent deaths of friends. Prokofiev's symphony No. 6, his elegy to the tragedies of war closes the evening, following the Scottish premiere of a new percussion concerto by former drummer of The Police, Stewart Copeland.
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