- Sun, 13 Oct 2024
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Puccini - Tosca (concert performance)
Performance
Sun, 13 Oct 2024: 3:00pm View details | Book ticketsWe open our 2024/25 season with a semi-staged concert performance of one of the world's most loved operas. Puccini's Tosca is a tragic story of passion and jealousy. It tells the story of the tempestuous opera singer Floria Tosca, as she fights to save her lover Cavaradossi from the sadistic police chief Scarpia.
Cast:
Tosca - Anna Patalong
Cavaradossi - Amar Muchhala
Scarpia - Szymon Wach
Supporting cast from Royal Northern College of Music & chorus from the University of Manchester.
Ticket pricing/options: Stalls - £20 for adults/OAPs
Arena - £16 for adults/OAPs
Students/children - £5 for any seatsTickets: 
Tickets can be booked via NPO members. Tickets available on the door from 2.00pm until sold out.
Doors open 2.30pm
- Sat, 25 Jan 2025
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Family Prom : Fire and Ice!
Performance
Sat, 25 Jan 2025: 6:00pm View details | Book tickets
The NPO’s Family Prom this year is a battle between those two elemental forces…..Fire and Ice!
Fiery, exciting music that will warm you up includes Fawkes the Phoenix from John Williams’ score for Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, a rhythmic Conga del Fuego, The Infernal Dance from Stravinsky’s The Firebird and the theme from Chariots of Fire. Along the way there’s a musical trip on the Polar Express and a Troika (sleigh ride) courtesy of Prokofiev’s Lieutenant Kije, plus the Dance of the Tumblers from The Snowmaiden, the Skater’s Waltz and Let it Go from Frozen!
With music for all the family, there surely is no better way to banish those winter blues than joining the NPO for some orchestral fire and ice!
Ticket pricing/options: First tier - front - £26 adults/OAPs/£21 students/children
First tier - rear - £24 adults/OAPs/£19 students/children
Second tier - front - £19 adults/OAPs/ £14 students/children
Second tier - rear - £11 adults/OAPs/£6 students/children
Stalls - front - £16 adults/children/£11 students/children
Stalls - rear - £21 adults/OAPs/£16 students/children
Family tickets (2 adults + 2 children) - £89 - £29
Please note that the prices quoted on the TRCH website include their booking fees. Booking fees are not payable if you book via NPO members/by contacting NPO directTickets:
Tickets available via NPO members. Tickets available on the door until sold out.
- Sun, 9 Mar 2025
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Spring Sibelius
Performance
Sun, 9 Mar 2025: 3:00pm View details | Book tickets
We are delighted to welcome RNCM concerto competition winner, Andy Deng, to perform Prokofiev's technically formidable 2nd piano concerto.
Described as a “composer of uncommon gifts and unusual methods” in a New York Times profile and as “fearless” by NPR, Grammy-nominated Anna Clyne is one of the most in-demand composers today, working with orchestras, choreographers, filmmakers, and visual artists around the world. www.annaclyne.com
Composer's Notes
The opening to This Midnight Hour is inspired by the character and power of the lower strings of L'Orchestre national d'Île de France. From here, it draws inspiration from two poems – one by Charles Baudelaire and another by Juan Ramón Jiménez. . Whilst it is not intended to depict a specific narrative, my intention is that it will evoke a visual journey for the listener.
Sibelius's 2nd symhony, with its grandiose finale, completes the programme.
Anna Clyne: This Midnight Hour
Prokofiev: Piano Concerto No 2
Piano: Andy Deng
Sibelius: Symphony No 2
Ticket pricing/options: Stalls - £20 for adults/OAPs
Arena - £16 for adults/OAPs
Students/children - £5 for any seatsTickets:
Tickets can be booked via NPO members. Tickets available on the door from 2.00pm until sold out.
Doors open 2.30pm
- Sat, 5 Jul 2025
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Summer in Southwell
Performance
Sat, 5 Jul 2025: 7:30pm View details | Book tickets
Callum Smart and Ben Goldscheider have been regular visitors to Nottinghamshire, having both performed as soloists with the NPO in Southwell Minster and the Albert Hall. We are delighted to welcome them back and this time they will be performing together in Ethel Smyth's concerto for violin and French Horn.
Martin Ellerby will need no introduction to Nottinghamshire, as he was born in nearby Worksop. His music has been broadcast and recorded all over the world by leading ensembles and performed at prestigious venues including the Royal Albert Hall, Royal Festival Hall, St. Paul’s Cathedral, Barbican and Wigmore Halls in London. A 7 year post as civilian composer-in-residence to the Regimental Band of Her Majesty’s Coldstream Guards resulted in much music for specific State events, Royal occasions and overseas tours. www.martinellerby.com
Walton's 1st symphony will end our season; a work which shows the influence of Sibelius in its musical structure.
Martin Ellerby: Epitaph XIV Harvest of Sorrow (Ukraine)
Ethel Smyth: Concerto for Violin and French Horn
Violin: Callum Smart
French Horn: Ben Goldscheider
Walton: Symphony No 1Ticket pricing/options: Front Nave - £20 for adults/OAPs
Rear Nave - £16 for adults/OAPs
Side Aisles - £16 for adults/OAPs
Students/children - £5 for any seatsTickets:
Tickets can be booked via NPO members. Tickets available on the door until sold out.
Doors open 6.45pm
