Membership of The Berlioz Society offers many advantages, of which the above is only one.
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NEW TICKET OFFERS TO MEMBERS OF THE BERLIOZ SOCIETY
One of the advantages enjoyed by members of The Berlioz Society is the availability of concert tickets at favourable discounted group rates. If you would like to join the Society and enjoy this and other privileges, please contact the Society as below, without delay.
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It has been possible to secure, for Members only, a number of tickets for each of three concerts taking place in 2009 which include, or are wholly of, important Berlioz works. One may well think that 2009 is a long way away, as indeed it is. . But the orchestras in question publicise and release these tickets ever earlier, and without prompt action, tickets quickly become unavailable. The concerts are: Sunday 22 February 2009 7.30 pm Barbican: London Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, conducted by Sir Colin Davis with Richard Goode (piano) and Colin Lee (tenor). Mozart: Piano concerto No 18 K456; Berlioz: Te Deum. Front stalls seats are normally priced at £32 each. Friday 6th March 2009 7.30 pm Royal Festival Hall: London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Jan Pascal Tortelier with Simon Trpjeski (piano). Messian: Les Offrandes oubliees; Tchaikovsky: Piano Concert 1; Berlioz: Symphonie Fantastique. Front stalls seats are normally priced at £38 each. Tuesday 22 September 2009 7pm Barbican: London Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, conducted by Valery Gergiev with Bernada Fink (Marguerite); Michael Schade (Faust); Thomas Quasthoff (Mephistopheles) and Florian Boesch (Brander). Berlioz: The Damnation of Faust. Front stalls seats, are normally priced at £34.Membership of The Berlioz Society offers many advantages, of which the above is only one.-------ooooooo0000000ooooooo-------
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