Performance

Venue	Royal Albert Hall
	Also: Elgar Room
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	12th September 2019
To	12th September 2019
When	22:15
Royal Albert Hall (V221)
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Date of change: 4 Jun 19 - T588484541

Prom 73 - Symphonie Fantastique (Repeat)

Work:: Prom 73 (S6011)

Part of the BBC Proms.

Production:: Symphonie Fantastique (Repeat) (T588484541)

A diabolical witches' sabbath, a riotous ball, a march to the gallows and an unrequited passion make up the hallucinatory narrative of Berlioz's Symphonie fantastique. Inspired by the composer's own romantic infatuation with a young actress, the score is a cinematic fantasy full of tragedy and passion, a work teeming with orchestral drama - by turns gorgeous and grotesque. Nicholas Collon and the Aurora Orchestra perform this grandiose work from memory, in a specially devised production incorporating elements of design, lighting and choreography, as well as Berlioz's own words about his music.

Performer	Mathew Baynton (actor)
Company	Blind Summit Theatre
Company	Aurora Orchestra
Conductor	Nicholas Collon

Listing:: L1125908524

Symphonie Fantastique (Repeat)

A diabolical witches' sabbath, a riotous ball, a march to the gallows and an unrequited passion make up the hallucinatory narrative of Berlioz's Symphonie fantastique. Inspired by the composer's own romantic infatuation with a young actress, the score is a cinematic fantasy full of tragedy and passion, a work teeming with orchestral drama - by turns gorgeous and grotesque. Nicholas Collon and the Aurora Orchestra perform this grandiose work from memory, in a specially devised production incorporating elements of design, lighting and choreography, as well as Berlioz's own words about his music.

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