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Tickets:

£46, £42, £35, £27, £18. Under 25s and f/t students £12 (includes £4 booking fee)

Group bookings

Buy 10 tickets and get the 11th free

Buy 20 or more tickets in the top three price areas and all tickets are reduced to the next price level, plus the leader goes free

Schools tickets

£12 per student, one free teacher per 10 pupils (includes £4 booking fee)

Lounge Experience

Treat yourself to our Virtuoso Lounge upgrade and enjoy reserved seating, personal table service, snacks and drinks, and more.

Talk

Join us for a free pre-concert talk to discover more about the pieces being performed

Programme

Mozart: Symphony no. 39
: Symphony no. 40
: Symphony no. 41

Performers and Cast

Robin Ticciati OBE

Mozart's last three symphonies were written in a few weeks in summer 1788, unusually without performances already arranged. They make a satisfying triptych, with the relatively serene no. 39 contrasting with the more agitated and unsettled no. 40.

The final symphony sums up Mozart's achievement in the form, with a spacious opening movement, an expressive and chromatic slow movement, and one of his most famous minuets.

The finale effortlessly combines fugue and sonata form in a five-part tour de force of pure joy.

The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment is Anvil Arts Orchestra in Association.