Ireland A London Overture
Bruch Violin Concerto No.1
Sibelius Symphony No. 2

Mark Fitz-Gerald conductor
Jarosław Nadrzycki violin



In Max Bruch’s radiant Violin Concerto, it’s a single instrument that captures you – the weave of one violin as it floats, battles and rhapsodises against an orchestral mass that sometimes supports, sometimes cajoles and sometimes contradicts. Sibelius’s Second Symphony, by contrast, sees the orchestra striving as one, discovering a hymn-like tune that it proclaims with inspiring unity and breadth, as if lifting the entire ensemble far beyond the sum of its parts. Opening the concert the Orchestra celebrates the work of John Ireland with his vibrant London Overture. Reminiscent of Elgar's Cockaigne Overture, it evokes sleepy London mornings and the bustling city streets of the day. Mark Fitz-Gerald and the brilliant young Polish violinist Jarosław Nadrzycki come to Eastbourne for what promises to be a truly inspiring concert.

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Premium seats £28
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Access
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Wheelchair users
The Congress Theatre has several specially designed seat positions as well as a wheelchair accessible toilet on the ground floor. A companion sitting in a neighbouring seat may be admitted free of charge.

Hearing impaired customers
There is an infra-red assisted hearing system in the Congress Theatre. Headphones and neck loops may be reserved through the Duty Manager, who can be contacted on 01323 415500 to check that your hearing aid is compatible with this system.

Visually impaired Customers
Guide Dogs are welcome. Printed materials are available in large print on request from the Marketing Department (01323 415525).