RNCM Wind Orchestra with Mikhail Nemtsov (cello)

Royal Northern College of Music

3rd March 2022

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RNCM Wind Orchestra with Mikhail Nemtsov (cello)

Join Royal Northern College of Music‘s Honorary Associate Artist, Mikhail Nemtsov (cello), and students for an exhilarating programme of contemporary works for cello and wind orchestra.

Mikhail Nemtsov is an RNCM alumnus (2015) and Principal Cello with the Frankfurt Opera and Museum Orchestra. Along with seven others, he has been made an Honorary Associate Artist of the RNCM for an exceptional track record in the music profession since graduation from the College alongside a continued loyalty and commitment to the institution.

Anna Thorvaldsdottir into – Second Self
Nelson Jesus Porto de Saudades
RNCM Student New work
Luis Serrano Alarcon Cello Concerto
Anna Thorvaldsdottir Sequences
Kenneth Hesketh Diaghilev Dances

Mark Heron, Xinjie Yang, Anna Beresford, Phil Trudgeon conductors
Mikhail Nemtsov cello

This concert will include an interval and will end at approximately 9.30pm. Photo copyright: Nemtsov Duo For information on how we are safely managing audiences at the RNCM, please see our Covid-19 Audience Protocol

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