The Romantics 
Saturday 31 January, 2015, 7.30 pm 
in the Cathedral *     

Two of the great works of the Romantic repertoire with an overture to a light opera, written by the young Mendelssohn. There is more romantic music, this time by Brahms, in our concert on 14th November.
Programme: 
  • Mendelssohn Overture ‘Son and Stranger’op 84
  • Bruch  Violin Concerto No.1 in G minor op 26
  • Mendelssohn Symphony No.3 in A minor op 56 ‘Scottish’
Performers:
  • Leo Byrne,             violin
  • The Orchestra of Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral 
  • Leo Byrne,             leader
  • Stephen Pratt        conductor
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Felix Mendelssohn
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Max Bruch

We hope you enjoyed our first concert of 2015 
The Romantics  

You might enjoy this Arts Alive Music Programme previewing the concert and how to make violin bows! 
Find out about Liverpool, Bruch and his Violin Concerto from Stephen Pratt our Conductor, & soloist Leo Byrne


Car Park & Concert Entrance


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Ticket Prices
Single concerts £10.00   Concessions £7.00     under 25s £3  available on the door only

Tickets are unreserved  and usually available at the door
Tickets can be obtained in advance from the Gift Shop in the Piazza Visitor Centre 
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Venue: in the Cathedral  
*(NOT in the Crypt Concert Room as previously advertised)

Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral,  Mount Pleasant, Liverpool, L3 5TQ. MAP
There is a £3 charge for use of the Cathedral Car Park  accessed from Mount Pleasant
Doors open at 7pm

Access for Concerts in the Cathedral is through the main doors or underground car park 
Access for the Disabled The Cathedral is accessible using the lift in the lower porch from the underground car park shown 
Toilets  Located in the lower porch of the Cathedral
Refreshments  are available in the Gibberd Room in the lower porch during the interval at most events