Ode to Joy

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Ode to Joy

Roberto Sierra Symphony No.6 (world premiere - co-commission with National Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra and Boston Symphony Orchestra) (25')
- INTERVAL (20') -
Beethoven Symphony No.9 ‘Choral’ (65’)

Domingo Hindoyan conductor
Anita Hartig soprano
Jennifer Johnston mezzo-soprano
Andrew Staples tenor
Tareq Nazmi bass
Members from the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Choir

Let’s be honest, there was only one way that Domingo Hindoyan could launch his first season with the Orchestra, and that’s with the greatest symphony of all time: the one that begins in tragedy, and ends with the whole world singing the ‘Ode to Joy’. With the voices of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Choir and a newly-minted masterpiece by Puerto Rican composer Roberto Sierra, this really will be a new beginning.

Click here to find out more about Roberto Sierra's Symphony No. 6

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