Lara St John plays Bruch Violin Concerto

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Everpopular's with RPO

A programme of three ever‐popular pieces, beginning with Mussorgsky's chilling depiction of a pagan ceremony. On arriving in New York to teach, a homesick Dvorak was inspired to compose his invigorating and soulful New World Symphony, its slow movement now world‐famous in many guises. In between these celebrated works is Max Bruch's evergreen Violin Concerto No.1 which remains one of the most‐loved of violin works imbued as it is with heart, vitality, deep expression and a fund of glorious romantic melody.

Enjoy the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at Cadogan Hall!