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New Year Gala

Special Event

Collection in aid of
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Programme

  • to include

  • J STRAUSS

    Radetsky March

  • J STRAUSS II

    By the Beautiful Blue Danube

  • J STRAUSS II

    Music from Die Fledermaus

  • Lehár

    Meine Lippen, sie küssen so heiss (from Giuditta)

  • BERNSTEIN

    Music from Wonderful Town

Joana Carneiro Conductor
Magdalena Kuźma Soprano

Celebrate the New Year in style with musical glitz and glamour – from both sides of the Atlantic.

Join all the traditional Viennese festivities courtesy of classics from the Strauss family – from the thrilling rhythms of the Radetsky March to the flowing melodies of the Blue Danube – and operetta king Franz Lehár.

Then take a New Year excursion to the glittering lights of New York for dazzling jazzy numbers from Bernstein’s Wonderful Town, plus timeless hits from the Great American Songbook.

Powerhouse conductor Joana Carneiro is the concert’s charismatic conductor, joined by brilliant Polish-American soprano Magdalena Kuźma.

It’s the trip of a lifetime – with music to excite you, beguile you and bewitch you.

Please note: This concert is not part of the Season Multibuy ticket offer.

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