La Serenissima: Music from the Italian States
4:00am - 5:50pm /
Sunday 13th October 2024
/ Venue: The Tung Auditorium Tung Auditorium
Type: Music /
Category: Department
- The Tung Auditorium
- Admission: Tickets Standard: £20.00 Concession: £16.00 Booking fee applies
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Concerti for strings by Brescianello, Corelli, Durante, Facco, Gnocchi, Valentini and Vivaldi.
Adrian Chandler returns to Liverpool, his home city, with La Serenissima in a programme that travels the length and breadth of Italy, highlighting the superb quality of music to be found in musical centres both great and small.
Recognised for "whipping up a storm with Vivaldi", La Serenissima is “one of Britain’s best-loved chamber orchestras" (The Telegraph) known for championing a host of neglected Italian Baroque composers and outstanding performances. The group plays to a global audience of millions, with 1.3m monthly listeners on Spotify alone and regularly features on international radio, advertising and film.
Adrian Chandler returns to Liverpool, his home city, with La Serenissima in a programme that travels the length and breadth of Italy, highlighting the superb quality of music to be found in musical centres both great and small.
Recognised for "whipping up a storm with Vivaldi", La Serenissima is “one of Britain’s best-loved chamber orchestras" (The Telegraph) known for championing a host of neglected Italian Baroque composers and outstanding performances. The group plays to a global audience of millions, with 1.3m monthly listeners on Spotify alone and regularly features on international radio, advertising and film.