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Concert Season 2014-15

Crosby Symphony Orchestra

This season the CSO presents music from across the ages, from the baroque of Vivaldi to the works from the great composers of the 20th Century such as Gershwin, Schoenberg and Walton, via the popular classics of Beethoven and Dvořák.

Within the repertoire you'll find much-loved favourites and some lesser known, but equally fabulous music.

We welcome Thelma Handy (Joint Leader from the RLPO) playing the lovely Bruch Violin concerto and hear two of the CSO’s trumpeters in the sparkling Vivaldi Double Trumpet Concerto.

The season’s grand finalé, this year back at the newly-refurbished Philharmonic Hall, includes the mighty Saint-Saens ‘Organ’ Symphony featuring Ian Tracey.

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2014

16th November St Faith’s Church

20158th February St Faith’s Church

26th April St Faith’s Church

5th July Philharmonic Hall

Dates for your Diary

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St Faith’s Church

Sunday 26th April 2015 St Faith’s Church Crosby at 7.30pm

Nielsen Helios Overture

Bruch Violin Concerto Soloist Thelma Handy Brahms Piano Quartet arr. Schoenberg

Conductor Juan Ortuño

Sunday 5th July 2015Philharmonic Hall – Liverpool at 2.30pm

Walton Spitfire Prelude & Fugue Gershwin Porgy & Bess: a Symphonic Picture Saint-Saens Symphony No.3 (Organ) Organ solo Ian Tracey

Conductor Edward Peak

Sunday 16th November 2014St Faith’s Church Crosby at 7.30pm

Weber Der Freischütz Overture

Hindemith Symphonic Metamorphosen

Dvořák Symphony No.7

Conductor Juan Ortuño

Sunday 8th February 2015St Faith’s Church Crosby at 7.30pm

Delius On Hearing the First Cuckoo in Spring Vivaldi Double Trumpet Concerto Soloists Paul Thomas & Owen Bryce Copland Appalachian Spring Suite Beethoven Symphony No.6Conductor Richard Adamson

Power and MajestySpring Awakening

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Triumph over Adversity Late Romantic Classics