We’re thrilled to be back again, bringing all that we do to Barrow-in-Furness.

Working in collaboration with a wide range of fantastic partners including The Forum, BarrowFull, Cumbria Music Education Hub, North West Music Academy, Westmorland & Furness Council, and with the support of Arts Council England we’ll be bringing something for everyone, whether you’re a fan of classical music or this is your first time hearing an orchestra.

The Orchestra and Chief Conductor Domingo Hindoyan will be bringing you a stunning selection of show-stopping performances and inspirational music-making projects. There’ll also be events specially designed for under-5s, chamber music concerts, dementia-friendly performances, and collaborations with local arts organisations.

And that's not all - we're putting together a youth programme that'll grow every year, working with teachers across Barrow to enrich music education through workshops and live performances in schools.

You can catch us all around town – Barrow Town Hall, Barrow Library, Full of Noises and yet to be revealed pop-up locations – so come along and get involved. We can’t wait to see you.

Saturday 21 February 3.30pm
Classic FM Hall of Fame
Furness Academy

Programme to include:
Grieg Morning Mood from Peer Gynt
Rodrigo Concierto de Aranjuez
Karl Jenkins Palladio (Allegretto)

Domingo Hindoyan conductor
Carlotta Dalia guitar

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra presents highlights of the world’s favourite classical music. These are the works that have soundtracked epic moments, that have appeared in beloved films – the pieces you feel you’ve known your entire life. Now, alongside Chief Conductor Domingo Hindoyan and guitarist Carlotta Dalia, the Orchestra brings them to the stage in awe-inspiring symphonic sound. A truly magnificent celebration of so many of the all-time greats.

Tickets: £25
Concessions: £23
Under 25s: £10

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Tuesday 24 February 6pm* & 8pm
Philharmonic Tracks 
Barrow Library

Curious about the Orchestra? 

Well, let us introduce you… From Debussy to Dua Lipa, discover symphonic sounds up close and personal, as musicians from the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra bring you an informal gig in the relaxed setting of Barrow Library.

Grab a drink, and we’ll dive into orchestral blockbusters, familiar favourites, some new discoveries, plus a few special surprises too… You’ll experience epic tunes you’ve known your entire life – right there, live in the room – as you get to know the Orchestra and the pure magic they create.

If you’ve never experienced live orchestral music before, this is perfect for you.

All tickets include a free drink at the bar. This performance is approximately 1 hour long

*The 6pm concert will be a relaxed performance. Staff will be on hand to welcome our audience to this fully accessible venue, and they’ll be able to offer assistance throughout the performance too. Seating and lighting will be relaxed, and a chill-out space will be available away from the performance area. This earlier show will also feature a pre-concert performance from Hastwell Beats, an ensemble from George Hastwell School (5-5.15pm).

Tickets: £7 
Under 18s: £5

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Wednesday 25 February 12.30pm & 2.30pm
Under-5s Concert: Magic Forest
Barrow Library

Claire Henry presenter

We’re stepping into an enchanted woodland for this adventure, and who knows what we’ll find… Join presenter Claire Henry and musicians from the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra as we discover incredible music and magic with every step. And make sure your special powers are at the ready – Claire might need your help casting some spells along the way!

The concert will last for approximately 1 hour and takes place in Barrow Library, which is fully accessible.

Tickets: £5
Children: £3

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Thursday 26 February 12.30pm & 2.30pm
Dementia Friendly Concert: Sunrise to Starry Skies
Barrow Library

Claire Henry presenter

Join presenter Claire Henry and Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra musicians for a concert packed with popular classics and old favourites. This performance has been designed to be informal, engaging and enjoyable for people living with dementia, along with their friends, family and carers.

The concert takes place in Barrow Library, which is fully accessible, and the performance space will be made as comfortable as possible for the audience. The concert will last for approximately 1 hour.

Tickets: £5

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Friday 17 April 6.45pm
Full of Noises & Liverpool Philharmonic Listening Club:
Helena Mackie and Drake Gritton in Conversation
Full of Noises

 Katy Wakeford-Brown host
Jack McNeill co-host 

Two Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra musicians – oboist Helena Mackie and cor anglais player Drake Gritton – join Liverpool Philharmonic's Katy Wakeford-Brown and clarinettist and composer Jack McNeill for another edition of our Listening Club. Works that inspire them, pieces they love – together they’ll discuss the music that’s made a real mark on their lives.

Tickets: £5
Concessions: £3

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Friday 12 June 7pm
Farewell London
Town Hall

Weber Symphony No.2
Roxanna Panufnik Double Concerto for Oboe and Cor Anglais (commissioned by RLPS)
Haydn Symphony No.104, ‘London’

Domingo Hindoyan conductor
Helena Mackie oboe
Drake Gritton cor anglais

British audiences loved Haydn – and he loved them back. On visits to London, Haydn caused quite a sensation, and his last ever symphony – his 104th – was a heartfelt farewell to the city. And some say his London Symphony might just be his very best, packed with melody, drama and a signature brand of musical comedy. Chief Conductor Domingo Hindoyan sets the scene tonight with a captivating work by Weber and a stunning new showcase, specially commissioned by Liverpool Philharmonic for two of the Orchestra’s very own stars.

Tickets: £25
Concessions: £23
Under 25s: £10

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There is a booking fee of £1 per ticket. There is an additional fee of £1.25 per booking online.