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A nostalgic orchestral night.
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, alongside conductor Adam Hickox and presenter Leah Broad, explores the depths of Tchaikovsky’s Fourth Symphony. This event provides an in-depth look at the composer's autobiography in sound, a self-portrait wrestling with personal demons through some of the most glorious orchestral music ever written. The evening features live musical examples and anecdotes to uncover the masterstrokes and personal dramas that define this popular masterpiece, making it an accessible experience for both newcomers and longtime admirers of Tchaikovsky's work.
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in 16 daysThe event happens on May 19, 2027, at Cadogan Hall, located at 5 Sloane Terrace, London.
The performance features the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra with conductor Adam Hickox and presenter Leah Broad.
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