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Indulge your nostalgia this July with The Hallé’s funky summer evening
concert of disco favourites, from Sister Sledge to Earth, Wind and Fire, to
Chic and Gloria Gaynor and The Jackson 5. Visit a ‘Boogie Wonderland’
this summer in their international concert venue, The Bridgewater Hall in
Manchester.

Tickets available from £16. Book now.

14. Philharmonia Orchestra and Garsington

Community Opera – A Trip to the Moon

Tuesday 30-Wednesday 31 July – Garsington Opera, Buckinghamshire
2.15pm-6.45pm

Inspired by Georges Mélies’s 1902 silent film, this fantastical opera for all
ages breaks down linguistic barriers so that Earth people can
communicate with Moon people in their own lyrical lunar language. The
cast of this whirling, family-friendly space opera includes Garsington
Opera’s Youth and Adult companies, children from two local primary
schools and world-class professionals, singing with the
incredible Philharmonia Orchestra. Travel to the idyllic Wormsley Estate,
where, in addition to stellar opera, you can wander through their Walled
Garden, Deer Park or sip afternoon tea overlooking the famous Wormsley
Cricket Pitch.

Tickets available from £5. Book now.

15. Royal Scottish National Orchestra – La

Pasión Según San Marcos

Saturday 3 August, 8pm – Usher Hall, Edinburgh International Festival

Pay homage to J.S. Bach in the opening concert of the Edinburgh
International Festival at Usher Hall, featuring Osvaldo Golijov’s work, one
of four Passions commissioned to commemorate Bach’s 250th
anniversary. The Royal Scottish National Orchestra and internationally
acclaimed conductor Joana Carneiro join musicians brought together
especially for the Scottish premiere of this poignant work, including the
Schola Cantorum of Venezuela, the National Youth Choir of Scotland and
a line-up of soloists from jazz, popular and classical backgrounds, to put
on a summer spectacle you won’t forget.

Tickets available from £27.50. Book now.