Jubilee Concert

 Salisbury Cathedral, The Close, SP1 2EF

Saturday 28th May at 7pm

Jubilee Concert

with the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra 

The Seats in the Nave of the Cathedral are Sold Out. Seats are still available in the North and South Rear Aisle from £26, select the purple seating area to purchase these tickets, please note these seats are sold unreserved. 

Under the baton of its Principal Guest Conductor, Mark Wigglesworth, the BSO performs a programme inspired by the music performed in Westminster Abbey at the Coronation. From the much-loved orchestral March by William Walton, Handel’s baroque fireworks, the glorious melodies of Butterworth and Holst to Elgar’s timeless Enigma Variations with ‘Nimrod’ at its heart. 

The concert introduces the Festival’s Associate Artist, violinist Harriet Mackenzie, who will be appearing throughout the Festival. Harriet will perform Beethoven and the world premiere of a work for strings and solo violin by esteemed British composer, Christopher Gunning. 

Walton Crown Imperial 7’ 

Butterworth Banks of Green Willow 7’ 

Beethoven Romance No.2 Op.50 in F 9’ 

Holst Jupiter 8’ 

Arr. Vaughan Williams ‘All People that on Earth do Dwell’ (with audience) 5’ 

Handel Overture to Royal Fireworks Music 8’ 

Christopher Gunning new work for Strings and solo violin 8’ 

Elgar Enigma Variations 30’ 

Estimated Running Time: 1 Hour 50 minutes (including interval)

Interval drinks will be available to pre-order on arrival before the show in the Cloisters. Please note this bar will be cash only.

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The Seats in the Nave of the Cathedral are Sold Out. Seats are still available in the North and South Rear Aisle from £26, select the purple seating area to purchase these tickets, please note these seats are sold unreserved. 

Mark Wigglesworth, conductor 

Harriet MacKenzie, violin 

Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra