Posted 11 Nov 2013
In this special concert performance recorded for BBC Radio 3, members of the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra join forces with the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland's Junior Conservatoire to perform one of Britten's most colourful and engaging works, Noye's Fludde. Offering the audience the chance to join in with several congregational hymns, Britten's telling of Noah and the Ark, a Chester Miracle Play, offers a celebration of music making by young people, amateurs and professionals.
Two of Britain's finest young professional singers, Jennifer Johnston and Leigh Melrose play the leading roles and the Voice of God is portrayed by the celebrated Scottish actress, Siobhan Redmond. Tickets are FREE (maximum four per application). Click through and book here.
Unreserved seating. Not recommended for very small children.
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