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Jean Sibelius The Oceanides
Jean Sibelius Tapiola
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Anton Bruckner Symphony No 7
Sir Simon Rattle conductor
London Symphony Orchestra
Tickets: £65 £49 £35 £24 £18
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Priority Booking
From Thursday 31 March 10am: LSO Patrons, LSO Pioneers & LSO Ambassador Friends
From Monday 4 April 10am: all LSO Friends (Ambassador, Benefactor, Associate & Supporter levels), Groups
Public Booking
From Friday 8 April 10am
Please note that finish times are approximate and subject to change.
Sir Simon Rattle conducts music in which vast landscapes merge with the human soul: Sibelius’ tone poems and Bruckner’s radiant Seventh Symphony.
Bruckner said that the beginning of his Seventh Symphony came to him in a dream, played by an angel. This huge, glowing mountain-range of sound is basically soul music by any other name. Far away in Finland, meanwhile, Sibelius was thinking big too. Whether it’s the sun dancing on the Mediterranean sea, or the forests of the far north, you can practically feel the freshness in the air.
Sir Simon Rattle has been conducting Sibelius since he was a teenager, making him an unrivalled guide through this untamed musical landscape. And conducting Bruckner, says Rattle, is a lifelong quest for some ‘extraordinary vista, some wonderful moment which leads you out of this world’
Standard seating is being used for this concert. We encourage audience members to bring and wear a face covering, unless you are exempt.
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Main image © Mark Allan
