Valentine’s Opera Gala
Programme
Includes music from:
Bizet Carmen
Puccini La bohème
Verdi La traviata
Bizet The Pearl Fishers
Mozart The Magic Flute
Mozart Don Giovanni
Gounod Roméo et Juliette
and many more beloved operas
Performers
Olivia Clarke conductor
Ross Ramgobin baritone
Alexandra Oomens soprano
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
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For a Valentine’s night to remember, join the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and two guest soloists for a passionate programme of music that will immerse you in the drama and romance of the wondrous world of opera.
Featuring well-known arias, overtures and duets from much-loved operas by Bizet, Puccini, Verdi, Mozart and more, this is the perfect concert to whet the operatic appetites of both opera novices and connoisseurs alike.
Whether you are a regular attendee of orchestral events, or simply looking for a romantic evening of music for that someone special, whether you’re attending as part of a group, or flying sensationally solo, this captivating concert – back by popular demand – is the perfect date night for all.
Duration: approx. 2 hours (incl. interval)
This event is kindly supported by Calderwood Wealth Management Ltd.
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Ticket Information
Tickets from £28 (prices subject to change)
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