THE KwaZulu-Natal Philharmonic Orchestra (KZNPO) returns to the Durban City Hall for its four-week late Spring Symphony Season of sublime world class music from 19 October until 16 November.
Special features of the season includes celebrating Lykele Temmingh’s 30th year as a conductor of the KZNPO, and the 25th anniversary of regular collaborators, Clermont Community Choir.
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The season features top South African and international musicians in an eclectic programme of amazing music, opening on 19 October with Lykele Temmingh in the podium in a programme featuring three works much loved by concert-goers the world over.
Refreshments and light snacks may be purchased in the foyer before the concert and during interval.
Single tickets are available from www.computicket.com, 0861 915 8000, or from Shoprite Checkers Money Market counters.
It is cheaper to subscribe: contact 031 369 9438.
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The morning rehearsals for the early Spring Symphony Season concerts are open to the public at 10am in the Durban City Hall. Entrance for adults is R30 and R10 for school learners, which includes a cup of tea or coffee during the interval.
Contact the KZN Philharmonic to enquire about special rates and to make arrangements for groups. Contact bookings@kznphil.org.za or call the bookings office on 031 369 9438.
