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Brighton Dome & Orchestra Forge Century-Long Residency
27 Sep
Summary
- Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra begins residency at Brighton Dome.
- Partnership celebrates a century of cultural collaboration.
- New season features composers like Rachmaninoff and Gershwin.
Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra will now be the resident orchestra at Brighton Dome, a move that solidifies a century-long partnership. The orchestra, founded in 1925, has a history intertwined with Brighton Dome's Concert Hall since 1928. This new designation celebrates the ensemble's enduring impact on the city's cultural life. Leaders from both Brighton Dome and the orchestra expressed enthusiasm for developing future programs and collaborations.
The upcoming season, set to begin on September 27, will feature a diverse repertoire. Audiences can anticipate performances of compositions by celebrated artists such as Sergei Rachmaninoff, George Gershwin, Astor Piazzolla, and Leos Janacek. This ongoing relationship highlights the vibrant creative spirit within Brighton.
