Liverpool Philharmonic Announces ‘Live from Liverpool Philharmonic Hall’ Digital Programmes
Enjoy live concert video and recordings in the comfort of your home
Liverpool Philharmonic Hall is currently closed following government advice about the coronavirus situation, but that doesn’t mean the music has stopped.
Engagement on social media has increased significantly – over 6,000 new followers have joined us on Facebook in the last few weeks, more than we’d typically get in an entire year, bringing total followers to over 55,000.
A full programme of activity is now available to watch and listen to from the comfort of your living room!
Digital Programme Schedule
Each Tuesday night at 7.00pm, enjoy videos from contemporary artists who regularly perform at the Hall, as well as our new Music Room Tuesday sessions once a month. Don’t miss The Real Thing, Irish Sea Sessions and Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark introduced by the artists themselves where possible.
We’ll soon be announcing a programme which will showcase members of our Youth Company and musicians in our community on our Facebook page.
SPOTIFY
Visit our Spotify page where we will be posting playlists specially curated by artists we work with. We’ve asked some close friends of Liverpool Philharmonic to put together some of the music that has been getting them through the last few months, including Chief Conductor Vasily Petrenko, Chief Conductor Designat Domingo Hindoyan, Artists in Residence Isata Kanneh-Mason and more - click here to listen.
YOUTUBE
Archival video of many past concerts as well as artist interviews available at: https://www.youtube.com/user/RoyalLiverpoolPhil
LIVERPOOLPHIL.COM
Live From Liverpool Philharmonic Hall - Previously unreleased recordings from Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra concerts are made available to stream from our website each Friday: https://www.liverpoolphil.com/the-orchestra/live-from-liverpool-philharmonic-hall/
IN HARMONY
Our ground-breaking music education programme, In Harmony Liverpool, will continue to engage over 1,200 children across Everton and Anfield in music by working with our partner schools to create and distribute digital In Harmony curriculum resources for use at home.
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