Austrian composer Bruckner may have left his Symphony No. 9 incomplete, but it still serves as a summation of his life, heard here in its three-movement form. The overwhelming Adagio stands as the work’s emotional, even religious, heart, while the pounding Scherzo is among the most bombastic and inspiring of anything Bruckner conceived.

Sheku Kanneh-Mason performed the world premiere of Edmund Finnis’ Cello Concerto in 2025. Finnis describes the work as ‘the most lyrical, intense and emotionally direct music that I have written so far’ and it runs the musical gamut of introspective beauty to outward, unrelenting energy. Kanneh-Mason is renowned for playing of expressive beauty and power – ideal qualities for Finnis’ shimmering tableaux.

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Additional Information

• Pre-concert Talk: 4pm | Doors open: 4:30pm | Event starts 5pm

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