Maria Ioudenitch, a young white woman with long blonde hair in a white sleeveless outfit sat on a bar stool leaning on her knee. She's holding her violin by the neck between her legs and holding the bow in the same hand

Strasbourg Philharmonic Orchestra

International Concert Series Tue 9 Feb 2027, 7:30pm The Anvil

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Tickets:

£48.50, £44.50, £39.50, £29.50, £21. Under 25s and f/t students £14

Group bookings

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Schools tickets

£14 per student, one free teacher per 10 pupils

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

Strauss
Don Juan
Prokofiev
Violin Concerto no. 1
Rachmaninov
Symphony no. 2

Performers and Cast

Maria Ioudenitch
violin
Aziz Shokhakimov

The Strasbourg Philharmonic returns after a stunning concert on their last visit in 2024. 

The exhilarating Don Juan was the first big success of Strauss’ career, a bold and dashing work which proceeds at full throttle before evaporating in an enigmatic conclusion. 

Prokofiev’s violin concerto has the atmosphere of a fairy tale, with the two rhapsodic outer movements separated by a quirky scherzo. The composer’s delicate orchestration is to the fore as the finale evaporates in a shimmer of sound.

Rachmaninov’s Second Symphony is a richly scored, full-blooded masterpiece. The first three movements are to varying degrees based on the same falling theme, while the finale is a joyous outburst of fanfares and celebration.

Cast & Creatives

Dates and Times

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