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Caird Hall, Dundee
SEASON 2022:23
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SCOTLAND’S
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NATIONAL ORCHESTRA
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A WARM WELCOME
AWAITS YOU
Welcome to our new 2022:23 Season at the Widmann, and by Mozart. Combined with
Caird Hall. We are thrilled to be back with six two of Mozart’s finest symphonies, this will
wonderful concerts for you to enjoy, offering be a highlight of the Season.
you exciting new music to explore and firm
Plus, get the family together for our annual
favourites to savour.
Christmas Concert featuring The Snowman
I am delighted to open the Season this on the big screen and a magical evening
October with the UK premiere of Poul celebrating the Music of Harry Potter –
Rouders’ Concerto for Harpsichord. A co- perfect for kids young and old!
commission by the RSNO with the Aarhus
Over the coming pages you will see faces
Symphony Orchestra, it was written
you know and some you don’t! The RSNO is
especially for our soloist, Mahan Esfahani. It’s
a family – of which you are very much a part.
followed by Saint-Saëns’ roof-raising Organ
Everyone has a role to play: conductor,
Symphony No3 which will sound amazing in
musicians, audience, supporter. I am proud
the acoustics of this fine hall.
to play my part in the RSNO community
In November, Conductor Emeritus Alexander and I thank you sincerely for playing yours –
Lazarev makes a welcome return with we couldn’t be Scotland’s National Orchestra
Tchaikovsky’s glorious Fourth Symphony. without you.
Whilst in March, conductor John Wilson joins
We very much look forward to seeing you
us for a wonderful programme of Gershwin,
over the coming months at the Caird Hall.
Copland and Rachmaninov, with our very own
Principal Clarinet, Timothy Orpen, as soloist
in Copland’s popular Clarinet Concerto.
In June we have a very special treat for you.
Don’t miss the rare opportunity to hear the
beautiful sounds of the glass harmonica as
we welcome Christa Schönfeldinger to Thomas Søndergård
perform pieces by our conductor, Jörg RSNO MUSIC DIRECTOR
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‘YOU JUST CAN’T BEAT WHAT IT’S ACTUALLY LIKE WHEN YOU’RE IN THE CONCERT AND THERE’S AN AUDIENCE LISTENING. IT’S MAGICAL.’ BETSY TAYLOR RSNO ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL CELLO 4 Season 2022:23
Thrilling Exhilarating
SAINT-SAËNS’ TCHAIKOVSKY FOUR
ORGAN SYMPHONY Thu 3 Nov 2022: 7.30pm
Thu 6 Oct 2022: 7.30pm
Khachaturian Three movements
Stravinsky Jeu de cartes from Spartacus
Poul Ruders Concerto for Harpsichord James MacMillan SCOTCH SCOTCH SCOTCH
UK Premiere Three Scottish Songs SNAPS SNAPS SNAPS
Saint-Saëns Symphony No3 Organ Tchaikovsky Symphony No4 SCOTCH
SNAPS
SCOTCH
SNAPS
SCOTCH
SNAPS
Thomas Søndergård Conductor Alexander Lazarev Conductor
Mahan Esfahani Harpsichord Karen Cargill Mezzo-soprano
There’s nothing quite like hearing Saint- For Tchaikovsky, music was personal: and
Saëns’ Third Symphony played live. The when a savage fanfare blasts out at the
orchestra thunders, there’s a sudden silence, start of his Fourth Symphony, you can
and then – with one mighty chord – the sense straight away there’s more at stake
organ practically blows the roof off. It’s just here than meets the ear. Tempestuous,
one of a whole series of musical surprises in impassioned and packed with glorious
tonight’s stunning concert, from Stravinsky’s melodies, it never fails to make an impact –
brilliant musical card game to the especially when conducted by the RSNO’s
phenomenal Mahan Esfahani bringing the Conductor Emeritus, Alexander Lazarev.
harpsichord powering into the 21st century First though, enjoy Khachaturian’s fabulously
in Poul Ruders’ gripping new concerto. In the tuneful Spartacus, and something from a bit
words of the composer – ‘just you wait!’ closer to home, sung by Scotland’s one and
only Karen Cargill.
Supported by
Jennie S. Gordon Memorial Foundation
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Electrifying Magical
RACHMANINOV’S MOZART’S JUPITER
SYMPHONIC DANCES SYMPHONY
Thu 9 Mar 2023: 7.30pm Thu 1 Jun 2023: 7.30pm
Gershwin Cuban Overture Mozart Symphony No40 K550
Copland Clarinet Concerto Jörg Widmann Armonica
Rachmaninov Symphonic Dances Mozart Adagio for Glass Harmonica
in C major K356
John Wilson Conductor
Mozart Symphony No41 Jupiter K551
Timothy Orpen Clarinet
Big Noise Douglas Jörg Widmann Conductor
Christa Schönfeldinger Glass Harmonica
Join us as we cross the Atlantic to jazz-
age America, where George Gershwin Imagine music that sounds like it’s
throws a party Cuban-style and Aaron been spun from pure crystal. When the
Copland imagines city lights and wide, glass harmonica was first invented in the
open spaces (with the help of the RSNO’s 18th century, listeners thought they were
very own Timothy Orpen on clarinet). And hearing the voices of angels, and Mozart
amid the traffic and the skyscrapers, Sergei was enchanted. His rarely heard Adagio
Rachmaninov dreams of another world in his is the little glint of magic at the centre of
electrifying (but heart-breaking) Symphonic a concert that features two of his very
Dances. John Wilson conducts, and there greatest symphonies, conducted by livewire
isn’t a conductor alive who brings more and all-round musical Renaissance man
energy – or more emotion – to this fabulous Jörg Widmann – who’s written his own,
music. Plus, don’t miss the young musicians shimmering tribute to this instrument from
of Big Noise Douglas as they join the RSNO another age.
on stage with a very special performance.
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WHO CAME
DOWN FROM
INVERNESS TO
GLASGOW, BEING
IN THE CHORUS OF
SUCH A MASSIVE
ORGANISATION
HAS BEEN REALLY
INSPIRING.’
MAREE
RSNO CHORUS MEMBER
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‘I REALLY LIKE
THE BUZZ OF
PERFORMING
IN REAL TIME
AND CREATING
SOMETHING JUST
IN THIS MOMENT.
YOU CAN’T
REPLICATE IT.’
LUIS EISEN
RSNO ASSOCIATE
PRINCIPAL BASSOON
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RSNO AT THE MOVIES
Nothing can compare
to hearing your favourite
film music performed
live by the RSNO. With
a worldwide reputation
for film performances
and an amazing back-
catalogue of soundtrack
recordings – including
Alien, The Great Escape, © Snowman Enterprises Ltd 2022
Jaws, Superman, Psycho,
Star Wars: Shadows of RSNO Christmas Concert
the Empire, Vertigo and featuring
many more – you know THE SNOWMAN
you’re in for a real treat Fri 16 Dec 2022: 7.30pm
when you experience the Neil Ferris Conductor
full might of the RSNO RSNO Chorus
live in concert! Stephen Doughty Director,
RSNO Chorus
Join the RSNO this December for a special
feast of Christmas cheer! This family friendly
concert is packed full of your favourite sing
along carols and festive melodies. Plus,
don’t miss the magical film The Snowman
shown on the big screen, accompanied by
the Orchestra and narrated by a very special
star guest. It’s the perfect start to your
Christmas.
Sponsored by
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‘What a
wonderful
evening we
had. It was
our children’s
first RSNO
concert and
THE MAGICAL MUSIC you played
OF HARRY POTTER all their
Thu 15 Jun 2023: 7.30pm
favourites.
Stephen Bell Conductor
Jerome Dowling Presenter They had
RSNO Youth Chorus
Patrick Barrett Director, RSNO such a great
Youth Choruses
Witches, wizards and muggles alike are
time.’
sure to enjoy this spectacular concert
showcasing the music from the magical AUDIENCE
world of Harry Potter. Experience the MEMBER
sounds of Hogwarts brought thrillingly to
life by Scotland’s National Orchestra as they
perform the phenomenal scores from this
iconic series. You’ll be spellbound by the
interval! So, grab your broom, apparate, or
catch the Hogwarts Express and join us in
the Caird Hall for an evening of unforgettable
music that you’ll know and love.
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When a terrible storm hits a flock of birds flying thousands
of miles across the ocean, one little auk lands with a plop on
a clump of purple heather in Inverkithkin – a charming town
smack bang in the middle of Scotland. The lost bird is found
by Yoyo, a little girl who is getting ready for her favourite
night of the year – the night of the Inverkithkin Ceilidh…
Yoyo & The Little Auk is the perfect introduction to classical
music and storytelling for children aged 3-6.
Sign up online to watch the film for free at
rsno.org.uk/project/yoyo
Story by Stewart Ennis
Music by Euan Stevenson
Animation by Gavin C Robinson and Cat Bruce
Created in celebration of Scotland’s Year of Stories 2022
in partnership with Visible Fictions, Scottish Book Trust,
Starcatchers, Scottish Wildlife Trust and Refuweegee.
Yoyo & The Little Auk - Live Join the RSNO this October and enjoy Yoyo &
The Little Auk live at Dundee Contemporary
Sun 23 Oct 2022: 11am & 1pm Arts. This interactive experience features a
screening of the new animated film
Dundee Contemporary Arts accompanied by a live orchestral performance
and is around 45 minutes in length.
Tickets on sale from 2 Sep 2022. Phone the Box Office on 01382 432444
or book online at rsno.org.uk/whats-onMUSIC FOR ALL
At the RSNO, we believe that music can enrich
lives and support the ambition and wellbeing of
our communities. Through our dynamic learning
and engagement programme, we deliver
performances, participatory workshops and
events which bring the Orchestra to people of
all ages and backgrounds across Scotland.
We offer engaging and accessible content
to audiences across all stages of life; seeing
young families playing with the RSNO Astar
app, school-aged children engaging with
Gaspard’s Foxtrot, participants with long-
term conditions composing new music and
14-21 year-olds gaining work experience
through our Young Creatives programme.
From schools to community settings,
hospitals to care homes, our aim is to
increase access to music for all and to share
the joy of music-making both on and off the
concert platform.
We are grateful for the generosity of our
donors and the numerous charitable trusts
and foundations which support the RSNO’s
learning and engagement activities across
Scotland.
In 2021:22
360,000+
People engaged in our programmes
86,000+
Children participated in our National Schools
Concert Programme, Gaspard’s Foxtrot
3,300+
Children, care home residents and hospital
300+
Members in the RSNO
patients enjoyed live outdoor concerts Youth Choruses aged 7-19
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YOUNG PEOPLE
The RSNO is committed to inspiring and developing the next generation
of musicians and concertgoers. With interactive schools concerts, creative
workshops and talent development opportunities, the RSNO supports
young people at the beginning of their creative journey.
SCHOOLS & NURSERIES NOTES FROM SCOTLAND
The RSNO’s interactive nursery and school An exciting free mentorship scheme
concerts are a lively and engaging introduction for young composers aged 14-18
to the Orchestra for young learners. With living in Scotland. Six young musicians will
accompanying resources and CPD sessions, be selected to work with project mentors
and compose new music for a chamber
teachers can find out more about forthcoming
ensemble. The final compositions will be
concerts at rsno.org.uk/join-in
performed and recorded by RSNO musicians
for a public audience and panel of judges.
Applications open Mon 13 Jun 2022
at rsno.org.uk/young-people
YOUTH ADVISORY BOARD
If you’re aged 16-22, based in Scotland and
looking to gain new skills and share your love
of classical music with others, then apply to
join the RSNO Youth Advisory Board. With
YOUNG CREATIVES free tickets to concerts and a bursary of
£120, this is your chance to help shape the
Open to young people aged 14-21, work of the RSNO. Applications open Dec
RSNO Young Creatives is a unique work 2022 at rsno.org.uk/young-people
experience and leadership programme.
Join us for an academic year and experience
what life in a professional orchestra is really
like, both on stage and behind the scenes.
Applications open Mon 13 Jun 2022 at
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12 Season 2022:23‘SINGING MAKES US
FEEL SO HAPPY!’
SARAH AND ODUNAYO
RSNO YOUTH CHORUS
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FOR VIOLIN OR TROMBONE YET, BUT HIS
APPLICATION FOR THE RSNO YOUTH
CHORUS HAS ALREADY BEEN SUBMITTED!’
EMILY NENNIGER
RSNO SECOND VIOLIN
DÁVUR JUUL MAGNUSSEN
RSNO PRINCIPAL TROMBONE
AND BABY EMIL
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BBC PROMS BIG NOISE WESTER HAILES ST MARY’S MUSIC SCHOOL OUT OF THIS WORLD!
SØNDERGÅRD & BENEDETTI EDN Fri 2 Dec 2022: 6pm EDN Fri 3 Mar 2023: 6pm EDN Fri 19 May 2023: 7.30pm
LDN Tue 6 Sep 2022: 7.30pm GLW Sat 20 May 2023: 7.30pm
LDN Wed 7 Sep 2022: 11am TCHAIKOVSKY PICTURES AT AN EXHIBITION
PIANO CONCERTO EDN Fri 3 Mar 2023: 7.30pm ALL-STAR GALA
SIBELIUS & BRAHMS EDN Fri 2 Dec 2022: 7.30pm GLW Sat 4 Mar 2023: 7.30pm EDN Fri 26 May 2023: 7.30pm
HDN Sat 10 Sep 2022: 7pm GLW Sat 3 Dec 2022: 7.30pm GLW Sat 27 May 2023: 7.30pm
ABN Sun 11 Sep 2022: 3pm RACHMANINOV’S
CHAMBER SERIES SYMPHONIC DANCES CHAMBER SERIES
MATINEE ROMAN RABINOVICH DND Thu 9 Mar 2023: 7.30pm HEBRIDES ENSEMBLE
SCHMIDT SYMPHONY No4 RECITAL EDN Fri 10 Mar 2023: 7.30pm Sun 28 May 2023: 3pm
GLW Wed 21 Sep 2022: 2pm GLW Sun 4 Dec 2022: 3pm GLW Sat 11 Mar 2023: 7.30pm
MOZART’S JUPITER
OPERA FESTIVAL SCOTLAND CHILDREN’S CLASSIC CONCERTS MUSIC SCHOOL OF SYMPHONY
DND Sun 25 Sep 2022: 3pm THE NIGHT BEFORE DOUGLAS ACADEMY DND Thu 1 Jun 2023: 7.30pm
CHRISTMAS GLW Fri 10 Mar 2023: 7.30pm EDN Fri 2 Jun 2023: 7.30pm
SEASON OPENER EDN Sun 4 Dec 2022: 3pm GLW Sat 3 Jun 2023: 7.30pm
THE RITE OF SPRING GLW Sat 10 Dec 2022: 1pm & 3pm TCHAIKOVSKY FIVE
EDN Fri 30 Sep 2022: 7.30pm ABN Thu 16 Mar 2023: 7.30pm VERDI REQUIEM
GLW Sat 1 Oct 2022: 7.30pm BEETHOVEN’S EROICA EDN Fri 17 Mar 2023: 7.30pm EDN Fri 9 Jun 2023: 7.30pm
PTH Thu 8 Dec 2022: 7.30pm GLW Sat 18 Mar 2023: 7.30pm GLW Sat 10 Jun 2023: 7.30pm
SAINT-SAËNS’ EDN Fri 9 Dec 2022: 7.30pm
ORGAN SYMPHONY GLW Sat 10 Dec 2022: 7.30pm CHAMBER SERIES THE MAGICAL MUSIC
DND Thu 6 Oct 2022: 7.30pm RSNO BRASS ENSEMBLE OF HARRY POTTER
EDN Fri 7 Oct 2022: 7.30pm RSNO CHRISTMAS CONCERT GLW Sun 19 Mar 2023: 3pm DND Thu 15 Jun 2023: 7.30pm
GLW Sat 8 Oct 2022: 7.30pm FEATURING THE SNOWMAN EDN Fri 16 Jun 2023: 7.30pm
ABN Thu 15 Dec 2022: 7.30pm JOHN WILLIAMS GLW Sat 17 Jun 2023: 7.30pm
DVOŘÁK SEVEN AT THE OSCARS PTH Sun 18 Jun 2023: 3pm
DND Fri 16 Dec 2022: 7.30pm
ABN Thu 13 Oct 2022: 7.30pm GLW Sat 17 Dec 2022: 2pm & 6pm ABN Thu 23 Mar 2023: 7.30pm
EDN Fri 14 Oct 2022: 7.30pm EDN Sun 18 Dec 2022: 3pm EDN Fri 24 Mar 2023: 7.30pm
GLW Sat 15 Oct 2022: 7.30pm GLW Sat 25 Mar 2023: 7.30pm
GASPARD’S CHRISTMAS
BEETHOVEN FIVE CHAMBER SERIES BOX OFFICE NUMBERS
EDN Fri 23 Dec 2022: 3pm RSNO CHORUS A CAPELLA
EDN Fri 28 Oct 2022: 7.30pm GLW Sat 24 Dec 2022: 1pm & 3pm
GLW Sat 29 Oct 2022: 7.30pm GLW Sun 26 Mar 2023: 3pm
Aberdeen ABN 01224 641122
HANDEL’S MESSIAH Dundee DND 01382 434940
CHILDREN’S CLASSIC CONCERTS A FESTIVAL OF BRAHMS
SPACE INVASION GLW Mon 2 Jan 2023: 3pm Dunfermline DNF 01383 602302
PTH Thu 30 Mar 2023: 7.30pm
GLW Sat 29 Oct 2022: 3pm EDN Fri 31 Mar 2023: 7.30pm Edinburgh EDN 0131 228 1155
VIENNESE GALA
EDN Sun 30 Oct 2022: 3pm GLW Sat 1 Apr 2023: 7.30pm Glasgow GLW 0141 353 8000
PTH Fri 6 Jan 2023: 7.30pm
Haddington HDN 0131 226 0004
TCHAIKOVSKY FOUR DNF Sat 7 Jan 2023: 7.30pm DUNEDIN CONSORT
LNG Sun 8 Jan 2023: 7.30pm Inverness INV 01463 234234
DND Thu 3 Nov 2022: 7.30pm MATTHEW PASSION Langholm LNG 01387 381196
INV Thu 12 Jan 2023: 7.30pm
EDN Fri 4 Nov 2022: 7.30pm GLW Fri 7 Apr 2023: 7pm London LDN 020 7589 8212
GLW Sat 5 Nov 2022: 7.30pm BEETHOVEN’S Perth PTH 01738 621031
EMPEROR CONCERTO NYOS PLAYS MAHLER SEVEN
CHAMBER SERIES CHAMBER- EDN Fri 14 Apr 2023: 7.30pm
SIZED SHOSTAKOVICH EDN Fri 27 Jan 2023: 7.30pm RSNO Photography
GLW Sat 28 Jan 2023: 7.30pm GLW Sat 15 Apr 2023: 7.30pm
GLW Sun 6 Nov 2022: 3pm © Martin McCready, Upfront
TCHAIKOVSKY’S PATHÉTIQUE Photography
DUNEDIN CONSORT Hair and makeup: Kay Felvus and
BRITTEN’S WAR REQUIEM HAYDN SYMPHONIES EDN Fri 21 Apr 2023: 7.30pm
GLW Sat 22 Apr 2023: 7.30pm Leigh-Anne Felvus
EDN Fri 11 Nov 2022: 7.30pm GLW Sat 11 Feb 2023: 7.30pm
GLW Sat 12 Nov 2022: 7.30pm All details correct at time of print.
MATINEE CHAMBER SERIES
GRIEG PIANO CONCERTO STRAUSS’ AUS ITALIEN INTIMATE BRAHMS
EDN Fri 18 Nov 2022: 7.30pm GLW Wed 22 Feb 2023: 2pm GLW Sun 23 Apr 2023: 3pm
GLW Sat 19 Nov 2022: 7.30pm
VIDEO GAMES MUSIC RACHMANINOV PIANO
MATINEE IN CONCERT CONCERTO No3
AFRICAN AMERICAN VOICES EDN Fri 24 Feb 2023: 7.30pm EDN Fri 28 Apr 2023: 7.30pm
GLW Wed 23 Nov 2022: 2pm GLW Sat 25 Feb 2023: 7.30pm GLW Sat 29 Apr 2023: 7.30pm
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