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SUMMARY:Scarborough Orchestra July Concert
LOCATION:Scarborough Queen Street Methodist Central Hall
DESCRIPTION:With Adam Quilter - Shaun Matthew ConductorAdam Quilter Trombo
 ne​​​IDA MOBERGThe Montgomery Variations​​​LAUNY GRØNDAHLConc
 erto for Trombone & Orchestra​​​​JEAN SIBELIUSSymphony No.5 in Eb 
 major Op.82This programme celebrates the rich musical landscapes of the No
 rdic world\, bringing together works of atmosphere\, lyricism\, and sympho
 nic grandeur. We begin with Ida Moberg’s evocative orchestral suite\, Su
 nrise. A pioneering Finnish composer and contemporary of Jean Sibelius\, M
 oberg was deeply influenced by spirituality\, symbolism\, and the natural 
 world. Tonight’s featured movement\, Stillness\, offers music of quiet r
 eflection and expansive beauty\, capturing a sense of calm contemplation a
 nd transcendence. Former SSO member and soloist Adam Quilter joins us to p
 erform Launy Grøndahl’s much-loved Trombone Concerto\, one of the most 
 enduring works ever written for the instrument. Composed in 1924\, the con
 certo reveals the trombone’s remarkable versatility - from bold declamat
 ion and dazzling virtuosity to warmth\, lyricism\, and vocal expressivenes
 s. Grøndahl’s colourful musical language combines energy and elegance\,
  making this concerto a deserved favourite with performers and audiences a
 like. We conclude with Sibelius’s monumental Symphony No. 5\, one of the
  crowning achievements of twentieth-century symphonic writing. Inspired by
  the landscapes and mythology of Finland\, the symphony unfolds with extra
 ordinary organic growth\, culminating in the majestic “swan hymn” of t
 he finale. Its unforgettable closing pages remain among the most thrilling
  endings in all symphonic music and provide a fitting conclusion to our se
 ason.Shaun Matthew\n\nBoletos: https://wegottickets.com/event/712048
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