Make music a bigger part of your life – free opportunities for teenage musicians facing barriers.
Ready for an adventure? Find out how to apply to join the ‘world’s greatest orchestra of teenagers’.
Opening up the buzz of orchestral music for all teenagers, music educators and youth organisations.
Play your part and support the National Youth Orchestra. Find out how your donation transforms the lives of young people.
Open the door to orchestral music for more hard-working teenagers.
Make music a bigger part of your life – free opportunities for teenage musicians facing barriers.
Ready for an adventure? Find out how to apply to join the ‘world’s greatest orchestra of teenagers’.
Opening up the buzz of orchestral music for all teenagers, music educators and youth organisations.
Play your part and support the National Youth Orchestra. Find out how your donation transforms the lives of young people.
Open the door to orchestral music for more hard-working teenagers.
Play your part and support the National Youth Orchestra. Find out how your donation transforms the lives of young people.
NYO makes an explosive return to live music-making to explore music as the lifeblood of hope and an irrepressible medium of dissent. Featuring conductor Lee Reynolds and soloist Annemarie Federle, NYO’s irrepressibly-joyful teenage musicians present Shostakovich’s 1945 Symphony No. 9, a testament to one man’s refusal to let lies infect his music, Jessie Montgomery’s one-movement Soul Force, which draws on big-band jazz, funk, hip-hop, R&B and Martin Luther King Jr. to articulate the journey of an oppressed voice, Ruth Gipps’ thrilling Horn Concerto, and Stravinsky’s Firebird – an exquisite exploration of hopefulness as an enduring motif of art.
Jessie Montgomery Soul Force (UK Premiere)
Shostakovich Symphony No. 9
Ruth Gipps Horn Concerto
Stravinsky The Firebird Suite (1919)
National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain
Lee Reynolds Conductor
Annemarie Federle Soloist