Our weekly Wednesday night performances at Lighthouse Poole begin in October each year and form the basis of the programmes we tour around the South and South West.
The BSO returns to concert-giving with a personal selection by Kirill Karabits featuring one of Beethoven's most powerful symphonic creations.
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Join us on a tour of Armenia and Ukraine featuring Arutiunian’s Trumpet Concerto and Tchaikovsky's Symphony No.2
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A concert of beguilingly atmospheric works featuring Schubert's mysterious Eighth Symphony.
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Arguably the most monumental piano concerto of the 19th century preceded by Haydn's spectacular Symphony No.95
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A delicate tableaux from a trio of French masters of orchestral invention and colour.
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An evening of homage to composing predecessors featuring Richard Strauss' Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme Suite.
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Beethoven's only ballet, The Creatures of Prometheus, is joined by the UK premiere of Finnish composer, Magnus Lindberg's, Absence.
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Mozart's Quintet in C is regarded as one of his chamber music masterpieces. Tchaikovsky loved Florence and his 'souvenirs' is a work filled with Italian melodies and dark passions.
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Elgar's Variations on an Original Theme contain some of the most charming and deeply felt music he ever penned, plus Britten's Interludes from Peter Grimes and the Elégie by Fauré.
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Written for his wife and son, the Siegfried Idyll shows a rarely seen, intimate side of Wagner. Schumann's Second Symphony was written whilst bouncing between exuberance and exhaustion.
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New BSO Artist-in-Residence Benjamin Grosvenor performs Chopin’s E minor Concerto, a work abounding in melodies of expressive sweetness.
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An evening of seasonal music featuring Handel, Corelli, Vivaldi and Bach.
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