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Solihull Choral Society will be joined by Sinfonia of Birmingham, the Choristers of Derby Cathedral, and Ryan Vaughan Davies (Tenor) to perform For an Unknown Soldier on 15 November.
By setting an array of moving war poetry from a compendium of writers, For an Unknown Soldier focuses on a single soldier’s journey through the Great War, combining varying vocal and orchestral forces to present this terrifying and painful subject afresh. Tickets are available on the Solihull Choral Society website The Enchanted Pig will be performed at Voltahalle Basel by Ahime Oper in September.
For Flora, all expectations are turned upside down when the Book of Fate prophesies that she will marry a pig. But against all odds, she falls in love with the animal and is even willing to rescue it from the clutches of an evil sorceress. On her arduous journey from the sun to the moon, Flora not only learns about different forms of love and life, but also discovers herself. Performances on 5, 6, 7, 10, 12, 13 September 2025 Tickets can be booked at www.ahime.ch The MIT Summer Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by George Ogata, will present the US premiere of Gaia Theory on 1 August 2025 at the Kresge Auditorium, Massachusetts. https://www.mitspo.org/2025-concert In September 2025, New Zealand Opera will perform The Monster in the Maze in partnership with the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra, New Zealand Symphony Orchestra and Auckland Philharmonia across Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.
For this very special season, NZ Opera will be joined by child, youth and community singers. https://nzopera.com/opera/the-monster-in-the-maze/ 5, 6 September, Christchurch 12, 13 September, Wellington 19, 20 September, Auckland Jonathan Dove – a past Artistic Director of Spitalfields Festival – gives the first performance of Late Night Music, around fifty minutes of quiet, contemplative piano music, which he describes as being “like ripples spreading from drops of water falling into a still pool”. The meditations are designed to lull the audience into a relaxed end to the day.
Date: 3 July 2025, 9.15pm Venue: St Giles Cripplegate, London Tickets available from the Spitalfields Festival website A further performance will be given at Jam on the Marsh on Saturday 5 July, with tickets available on the Jam on the Marsh website. |
