The Lincoln Symphony Orchestra returns for its Summer Concert with a wonderfully varied programme, conducted by Nigel Morley and led by Caroline Siriwardena.
The concert opens with the dramatic Overture Le Carnival Romain by Berlioz, which was originally developed as the prelude to the second act of his Opera, Benvenuto Cellini. We continue our opera except theme with the Le Cid Ballet Suite by Massenet, which consists of seven movements based around characteristic Spanish regional dances. After the interval, we will perform the ever popular Second Symphony by Brahms, its lyrical character giving rise to its more common name of the Pastoral Symphony.
£16 Full Price // £14 Under 16s & Over 60s
Doors open 30 mins prior to event start time.
20 min interval included.
The organisation formally known as LPAC will be re-launched under a new name after a consultation which saw 260 students, staff and audience members co-design a new organisational vision and a plan for transformation in four key areas: People, Perception, Programme and Place.
When I opened the doors to the Community Resilience exhibition for its private view, I wasn’t just sharing artwork, I was opening a chapter of my life. One shaped by struggle, hope, creativity, and connection. This project has been many things: a dream, a lifeline, a conversation, a provocation, but most of all, it’s been an anchor in my journey towards recovery and belonging.
As we kick off our third year as an Arts Council National Portfolio Organisation, we are thrilled to announce the 2025/26 cohort of Innovate Artists. These five artists and collectives will receive a seed commission to develop new ideas, in addition to entrepreneurial support so that they can innovate and sustain their artistic practice right here in Greater Lincolnshire.
The Lincoln Symphony Orchestra returns for its Spring Concert with an exciting and varied programme, conducted by Aric Prentice and led by Caroline Siriwardena. The first half will start with the Four Sea Interludes by Benjamin Britten; four orchestral passages from his opera, Peter Grimes.
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