Lamb & Hayward Masterworks: Crouching Tiger

Christchurch Symphony Orchestra

Christchurch Town Hall, 86 Kilmore St, Christchurch

Saturday 14 August 2021 7:30pm – 9:30pm

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Lamb & Hayward Masterworks: Crouching Tiger

When:

Sat 14 Aug 2021, 7:30pm–9:30pm

Where: Christchurch Town Hall, 86 Kilmore St, Christchurch

Restrictions: All Ages

Ticket Information:

Premium Adult: $64.58 ($63.00 + $1.58 fees)
Premium Concession: $54.33 ($53.00 + $1.33 fees)
Premium Student: $38.95 ($38.00 + $0.95 fees)
Premium Child: $38.95 ($38.00 + $0.95 fees)
A Reserve Adult: $54.33 ($53.00 + $1.33 fees)
A Reserve Concession: $44.07 ($43.00 + $1.07 fees)
A Reserve Student: $28.70 ($28.00 + $0.70 fees)
A Reserve Child: $28.70 ($28.00 + $0.70 fees)
B Reserve Adult: $44.07 ($43.00 + $1.07 fees)
B Reserve Concession: $33.83 ($33.00 + $0.83 fees)
B Reserve Student: $18.45 ($18.00 + $0.45 fees)
B Reserve Child: $18.45 ($18.00 + $0.45 fees)
C Reserve Adult: $33.83 ($33.00 + $0.83 fees)
C Reserve Concession: $23.58 ($23.00 + $0.58 fees)
C Reserve Student: $18.45 ($18.00 + $0.45 fees)
C Reserve Child: $18.45 ($18.00 + $0.45 fees)
Wheelchair & Companion: $33.83 ($33.00 + $0.83 fees)
Restricted View: $33.83 ($33.00 + $0.83 fees)
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Eve De Castro Robinson – Len Dances
Tan Dun – Crouching Tiger Concerto for cello and orchestra
Claude Debussy – La mer

Ashley Brown – Cello
Benjamin Northey – Chief Conductor

Based on his Oscar-winning score for Ang Lee’s film, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Tan Dun’s The Crouching Tiger Concerto was originally written for and premiered by Yo-Yo Ma. The concerto continues Tan’s exploration of the meeting of cultures of East and West and conjures exotic landscapes brought to life by NZ Trio’s captivating cellist, Ashley Brown

Debussy held vivid memories of his childhood summers beside the sea. His fascination with light on the water and the play of the wind and waves are skillfully captured in his enchanting orchestral seascape, La mer.

Eve de Castro-Robinson’s Len Dances are a colourful and quirky tribute to New Zealand artist and kinetic sculptor, Len Lye.