Horsham Symphony Orchestra plays Sibelius, Elgar, Britten and Copland at St Mary's Church at 3pm on Saturday 14 November. Tickets are £20, or £5 for under-16s and students.
Horsham Symphony Orchestra gives its autumn concert at St Mary’s Church, Horsham, at 3pm on Saturday 14 November. The programme includes Sibelius’s Seventh Symphony, and Angharad Lyddon is the soloist in Elgar’s Sea Pictures.
The orchestra is conducted by Steve Dummer and led by Rachel Ellis (Horsham Symphony Orchestra).
The programme
- Britten: The Courtly Dances, from Gloriana
- Elgar: Sea Pictures, with Angharad Lyddon as soloist
- Sibelius: Symphony No. 7
- Copland: Quiet City
The orchestra’s ticket page describes the four works as running from “Britten’s elegant dance music and Elgar’s atmospheric Sea Pictures to the dramatic intensity of Sibelius’s Seventh Symphony and Copland’s evocative Quiet City” (TicketSource).
Tickets
| Ticket | Price |
|---|---|
| Adults | £20 |
| Under-16s and students | £5 |
Tickets are sold online through TicketSource. The booking page showed more than 50 tickets still available when we checked on Thursday 12 November.
What it means for you
The concert is in the afternoon, not the evening, so check the 3pm start before you set off. St Mary’s is the parish church at the southern end of the Causeway, postcode RH12 1HE. Children under 16 and students pay £5, a quarter of the adult price.
The orchestra is a registered charity, number 1053231. Its website lists the rest of its 2026 to 2027 season.
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