Presenting the audience with a rare chance to see the timpani up front and central, Philip Glass’ Concerto is arguably the stand-out offering in this two-hour celebration of dance, performed under the baton of Birmingham Opera Company’s music director, Alpesh Chauhan (pictured).
Glass’ composition shares the programme with two other exceptional works: Carlos Simon’s Four Black American Dances - featuring depictions of rituals and traditions from Black communities - and Rachmaninoff’s Dances - the composer’s final composition... The concert is preceded by an in-conversation event with conductor Chauhan and timpani players Matthew Hardy and Toby Kearney.
Presenting the audience with a rare chance to see the timpani up front and central, Philip Glass’ Concerto is arguably the stand-out offering in this two-hour celebration of dance, performed under the baton of Birmingham Opera Company’s music director, Alpesh Chauhan (pictured).
Glass’ composition shares the programme with two other exceptional works: Carlos Simon’s Four Black American Dances - featuring depictions of rituals and traditions from Black communities - and Rachmaninoff’s Dances - the composer’s final composition... The concert is preceded by an in-conversation event with conductor Chauhan and timpani players Matthew Hardy and Toby Kearney.
Symphony Hall, Birmingham
7.30pm £26 - £62