Gustav Mahler’s ninth symphony is a piece that many see as the culmination of the germanic symphonic tradition started in the eighteenth century. It is a piece that summarises the most advanced orchestral writing with the most intimate idea of the musical experience, making the orchestra take very contrasting characters at different moments. For those who have never heard it before, it will trigger a cascade of feelings and thoughts, for those who know it well, it will never stop bringing back new and old memories.

Programme

Mahler Symphony No. 9 in D major

Fidelio Orchestra
Raffaello Morales (conductor)

Venue: Church of St Andrew Holborn EC4A3AF

Format

Arrive from 6:30pm to enjoy a drink while the orchestra warms up, take your seat for the concert at 7:00pm and stay for a seated dinner afterwards with more drinks available to purchase. The music lasts about 1h15′ and there will be no interval.

Seats for dinner will be on shared tables of up to 10 people and are assigned on a first come, first served basis. There are only a limited numbers of table seats available so book now to avoid disappointment.

Concert-only tickets are available.

Tickets – also available via the Fidelio Orchestra website (click here)

Standard ticket (Concert + dinner) £60
Concert Only £15

Menu

Mackerel with grilled lettuce, peas, parmentier potatoes and green sauce

Wild mushrooms with crisped polenta, scallions and pangrattato (V)

Olive oil and red apple cake with honey crème fraîche

Donations

Please donate to help ensure that the Orchestra can continue providing opportunities to young musicians at the outset of their careers. Anything you can give would be greatly appreciated.