Voices and symphonic instruments combine in a triumphant celebration for Willoughby Symphony Orchestra's upcoming concert: Last Night of the Proms.
Experience an unforgettable performance when guest Conductor Louis Sharpe leads the Willoughby Symphony Orchestra, with Willoughby Choir and soloists from Pacific Opera bringing operatic talent to much-loved classics from the silver screen and Prom favourites.
This popular concert series is part of Willoughby's Emerge Festival, which provides an opportunity for locals to discover hidden gems and for emerging talent to find the spotlight.
Soloists from the Pacific Opera Young Artist Program will bring dazzling performances to some of the most-loved musical works. Rebecca O'Hanlon (Mezzo) will perform 'Sea Slumber Song' from Sea Pictures followed by Ellen McNeil (soprano) singing 'I Could Have Danced All Night', and Oscar Balle-Bowness (Tenor) 'On the street where you live', both from My Fair lady.
Willoughby Symphony Orchestra and Choir will combine with unbridled enthusiasm for their performance of Handel's Messiah Hallelujah Chorus. Last Night of the Proms would not be complete without a rousing rendition of Jerusalem, Pomp and Circumstance and Rule Britannia.
This Last Night of the Proms concert is Willoughby Symphony Orchestra's tribute to the world's greatest classical music festival, The Proms – a series of concerts lasting eight weeks held in London's Royal Albert Hall.
Willoughby Symphony Orchestra: Last Night of the Proms will be performed at The Concourse Concert Hall at 7pm on 3 September and 2pm on 4 September, as part of the Emerge Festival.
Purchase your tickets now by calling 02 8075 8111 or https://www.theconcourse.com.au/Whats-On/LastNightoftheProms
