CBSO: Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto
Thu 18 Jun
|Symphony Hall
Russian Romance, cold war drama and hijinks in sunny Spain.


Time & Location
18 Jun 2026, 14:15
Symphony Hall, Broad St, Birmingham B1 2EA, UK
About the event
Dima Slobodeniouk Conductor
Inmo Yang Violin
Martinu Memorial to Lidice, 8mins
Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto, 30mins
Prokofiev Symphony No.6, 43mins
Russian Romance, cold war drama and hijinks in sunny Spain.
Prepare to be shaken, stirred and uplifted by this programme of spectacular orchestral works, led by the brilliant Dima Slobodeniouk. Rossini’s Overture gets things off to an energetic and crackling start. Tchaikovsky’s stunning Violin Concerto famously flopped at its premiere (one critic remarked that it ‘stank to the ear’) yet today it is an absolute favourite with both performers and audiences. Soloist Inmo Yang relishes every Romantic moment. Prokofiev's Sixth Symphony tells of a life-and-death struggle, but in Stalin's Russia, even the most stirring masterpiece could carry a darker meaning.
Ticket prices include the coach fare, performance ticket, driver's gratuity and administrative costs.
Muxton 11.35am, Newport 12.05pm and Cosford 12.25pm
Tickets
Choir Row D
£40.00
Sold OutStalls Row D
£40.00
Side Stalls Rows K-L
£40.00
Choir Row A
£49.00
Stalls Row G
£49.00
Stalls Row M
£58.00
Circle
£67.00
Central Terrace
£67.00
Left Terrace
£67.00
Total
£0.00
