Transfixed by brilliance!
The fine concert given by the Royal Northern Sinfonia on May 11th brought to an end a very successful season of concerts.
Author: lakeland
ARTISTS AND ATHLETES
A review of Royal Northern Sinfonia/Sousa By Matthew Connolly Westmorland Hall, Kendal, Saturday, 17 February 2024 Athleticism and artistry could not live more happily together …
Confident and musically expressive
Lakeland Sinfonia, March 2024 review The Lakeland Sinfonia’s celebrations for Beethoven’s 250th anniversary in 2020 were cut short, and the concert on Saturday, 9th March, …
A wonderful evening of music-making!
Royal Northern Sinfonia, February 2024 review February 17, 2024 It was encouraging to see the Westmorland Hall almost full for the concert by the Northern …
Lakeland Sinfonia’s Best Performance Ever?
Independent Review: Lakeland Sinfonia 18th November 2023 The Lakeland Sinfonia’s concert in Kendal Parish Church on 18th November marked the 400th concert in the Society’s …
Live & Local Comes to Lakeland
The Lakeland Sinfonia Concert Society is extending its reach into Lakeland communities with a new series of Live & Local concerts. The first of these is to be hosted by the Old Laundry Theatre at Bowness-on-Windermere at 1:00pm on Wednesday, 22nd November
Royal Northern Sinfonia and Chorus, October 2023 review
The focus of Saturday’s recent concert in the Leisure Centre was definitely on the Royal Northern Sinfonia’s Chorus as it marked the 50th birthday of …
The Hallé, September 2023 review
It is always a pleasure to welcome a world-class symphony orchestra to Kendal and how fortunate we were on Saturday, 30th September to hear the Hallé under the direction of the fine young conductor Alpesh Chauhan.
Notice of Annual General Meeting
The Annual General Meeting of the Lakeland Sinfonia CIO (trading as Lakeland Sinfonia Concert Society) will be held on Thursday, 7th September 2023 at 7:00pm …
An exciting new season and 400th concert announced
The Lakeland Sinfonia Concert Society has announced its 2023/2024 programme. The first concert sees the Hallé perform in Kendal at the end of September and the season closes next May with Ulverston-born saxophonist, Jess Gillam performing with Royal Northern Sinfonia.
