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Saturday 28 November 2026 | 6pm
Royal Concert Hall
Adults £22.50 | Under 18s FREE
Celebrate 40 years of exceptional young musical talent in a spectacular anniversary concert at Nottingham's Royal Concert Hall.
For one special evening, all four Nottingham Youth Orchestras will come together on stage in a landmark celebration featuring impressive orchestral performances, popular and classical masterpieces plus pre-concert jazz from the Nottingham Youth Jazz Orchestra.
Joining Nottingham Youth Orchestra is internationally acclaimed violinist Braimah Kanneh-Mason (BBC Proms, Chineke!, Harry Styles, Clean Bandit), performing Samuel Coleridge-Taylor's vibrant and lyrical Violin Concerto under the baton of James Lowe, Director of the Spokane Symphony.
This concert experience is designed to bring every audience member closer to the music. Live cameras and giant-screen projection will offer views of the performers and conductor throughout the evening, creating an immersive experience wherever you are seated.
Whether you are a long-time supporter, former member, family member, school group or simply enjoy outstanding live music, join us as we celebrate four decades of inspiring young musicians and look ahead to the next generation.
Programme includes:
Coleridge-Taylor – Violin Concerto
Prokofiev – Lieutenant Kijé Suite
All tickets include a complimentary souvenir programme.
| Nottingham Youth Orchestra 40th Anniversary Celebration Concert (28 Nov 2026) | ||
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| Saturday | 18:00 | - 20:45 |
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