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As well as works by Sir Richard Rodney Bennett and Robin Milford, London’s Elysian
        Singers will perform part-song collection A Garland for the Queen which was originally
        commissioned for Elizabeth II’s coronation in 1953.


        More information about the concert and tickets can be found here.


























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        Royal Liverpool Philharmonic


        The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic is celebrating the Queen’s 70  year on the throne with
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        a Platinum Jubilee concert held next Tuesday (31 May) at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall. The
        orchestra, conducted by Andrew Manze, will present a ‘best of British’ programme including the
        National Anthem alongside Frank Bridge’s Dance Rhapsody and Elgar’s Cello Concerto, for which
        cellist Nicolas Altstaedt will join the orchestra. The concert will culminate in a performance of
        Vaughan Williams’ one-act ballet, Job, based on the illustrations of William Blake.

        More information about the concert and tickets can be found here.

        The Southbank Centre


        Jubilee festivities at the Southbank Centre take place across the whole Jubilee weekend and
        encompass diverse genres including punk, jazz, folk dance and party. The Centre’s classical
        offering begins on 1 June with a concert presented by BBC Radio 2 and the BBC Concert
        Orchestra including soundtracks from on-screen depictions of royals including The King’s
        Speech, The King and I and The Queen.

        The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (conducted by Christopher Warren-Green), the Royal Choral
        Society and the Bach Choir also perform a celebratory concert of pieces from Queen Elizabeth I’s
        Coronation or a royal wedding. The event, which will also feature soloists soprano Fflur Wyn and
        trumpet player Crispian Steele-Perkins, will be presented by BBC Radio 3’s Katie Derham and
        will take place at the Royal Festival Hall on 4 June.

        More information about the concert and tickets can be found here.
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