Thursday, 1 May 2008
Salomon Concert
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The Salomon Orchestra's next concert is on Sunday May 18th at St. John's Smith Square, London. As usual its going to be an interesting programme, Messiaen's L'Ascension, Weber's Bassoon Concerto (with Robin O'Neill) and Saint-Saens's 3rd Symphony. It should be interesting experiencing the symphony in true French style with the organ at the rear of the concert hall rather than behind the performers. The conductor is Andrew Fardell.
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