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Classical and candlelight concerts· Manchester
Vivaldi Four Seasons by Candlelight
+ £1.25–£4 order fee
Booking fee included, at See Tickets; up to £48.15 for the best seats.
Dates 3 at St Ann's Church
- When
- Saturday, 26 June 2027, 8pm
- Where
- St Ann's Church, St Ann's Street, Manchester, M2 7LF
- Sold by
- See Tickets
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About the event
From See Tickets's listing
Experience Vivaldi's iconic masterpiece The Four Seasons as you've never heard it before in the stunning candlelit setting of St Ann's Church in Manchester. A cornerstone of classical music, this vivid and revolutionary work captures the essence of nature with breathtaking virtuosity and emotional power. Its influence continues to echo through centuries of music-making, and remains one of the most beloved compositions in the classical canon. The programme also includes other much loved works by MozartThis captivating programme, performed by the celebrated Piccadilly Sinfonietta and renowned violin soloist Andrew Harvey, promises an evening of elegance and inspiration. With over 200 performances annually, this acclaimed ensemble-featuring some of the UK's most gifted virtuosi-has become a mainstay on the British classical scene. Under the artistic direction of concert pianist Warren Mailley-Smith, the group specialises in the dazzling concerto repertoire of the baroque, classical, and early romantic periods.'Stunning' - Classic FMFeaturing The Piccadilly SinfoniettaAndrew Harvey (violin)ProgrammeMozart - Overture to IdomineoMozart - Violin Concerto in G major Vivaldi - Four SeasonsThe concert is designed to fit perfectly with your evening plans, with a wealth of restaurants and bars nearby to complete your night.
Getting there
What else is on at St Ann's ChurchCheck the venue's own page for step-free access and accessible seats before you book.
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