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As part of Mental Health Week, this Promenade Concert invites the audience to experience music up close and in an interactive way. In a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere, the orchestra will perform
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As part of Mental Health Week, this Promenade Concert invites the audience to experience music up close and in an interactive way. In a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere, the orchestra will perform some famous pieces from the classical repertoire, including the infectious energy of the overture to Rossini’s William Tell.
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