The 12 Ensemble: Vivaldi Recomposed
Thursday 25 April 2024
7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Fresh, direct and dazzlingly virtuosic, 12 Ensemble is an orchestra with a radical difference – a collective of fiercely committed young artists, determined that every note they play should speak to audiences right here and right now. And even though Max Richter’s visionary reboot of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons has been a worldwide phenomenon, make no mistake: 12 Ensemble has something of their own to say, creating sounds that are both instantly familiar and unforgettably new. They caused a sensation at St Martin-in-the-Fields in 2022; this is another chance to experience a truly 21st century meeting of musical minds.
Programme to include
Max Richter – Recomposed: The Four Seasons
Performers
12 Ensemble
Please note this concert will last for approximately 60 minutes without an interval.
Dates, Times & Book
Thu 25 Apr | 7:30 PM | £37.50/£32.50/£28/£20/£10 | Book |
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