Page 4 - Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Coverage Book 2023-24

• Telegraph, 30 March, pick for Royal Liverpool Philharmonic’s performance of

Shostakovich’s Symphony No.5 in article ‘The 10 best classical and jazz concerts to book
tickets for in spring 2024’
• Liverpool Echo, 22 April, article on ‘Windrush - The Journey’, with Pegasus Opera

Company and Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra

• Opera Wire, 21 May, preview ‘Pegasus Opera Company & Royal Liverpool Philharmonic
to Present ‘Windrush, The Journey’
• Broadway World, 06 June, preview for ‘Windrush – The Journey’ including mention of

Liverpool Philharmonic performing in the concert tour
• Classical Music, 18 June, article on the Glasshouse International Music Centre’s

2024/25 programme including mention of Liverpool Philharmonic performing
• The Guide Liverpool, 08 July, preview for Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra’s film

score concerts in their 2024/25 season
• MNPR, 01 February, article on The Bootleg Beatles and the Royal Liverpool

Philharmonic Orchestra’s 50th anniversary celebration of the release of The Beatles’
‘The Blue Album’

• Southport Reporter & Mersey Reporter, 07 February, press release for the Royal
Liverpool Philharmonic’s concert with The Bootleg Beatles, celebrating the 50th

Anniversary of the Beatles' Blue Album
• Scouse Not English, 14 September, preview for the Under 5’s Concert ‘Seeing Sounds’

with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra in the 02 October
• Planet Hugill, 03 June, preview for the RNCM’s concert at Manchester Museum

including mention of their performance of ‘The Silent Planet’ with the Royal Liverpool
Philharmonic Orchestra on the 03 July

Concert Reviews

• The Guardian, 10 September, 4* review by Erica Jeal of Royal Liverpool Philharmonic
Orchestra, Domingo Hindoyan and Nobuyuki Tsujii at the BBC Proms

• A Youngish Perspective, 10 September, 4* review by Evie Rowan of Royal Liverpool
Philharmonic Orchestra, Domingo Hindoyan and Nobuyuki Tsujii’s performance at the

BBC Proms
• Financial Times, 11 September, 4* review by Richard Fairman of Royal Liverpool

Philharmonic Orchestra, Domingo Hindoyan and Nobuyuki Tsujii’s performance the
BBC Proms