International Touring - Aurora Orchestra

Tom Borrow sits at a grand piano, his hands playing the keys.

Beethoven 5, Wiesbaden

In a second appearance at Rheingau Musik Festival, Aurora’s joined by pianist Tom Borrow for an all-Beethoven programme.

Nicholas Collon is spotlight, conducting a full orchestra who are playing from memory

The Rite of Spring, Elbphilharmonie

Aurora returns to the Elbphilharmonie to play Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring from memory on the first leg of Aurora’s summer international tour.

Sheku Kanneh-Mason sits on the floor with his hands clasped over his knees. His cello lies to the left behind him.

The Rite of Spring, Wiesbaden

Aurora Orchestra plays Stravinsky’s riotous Rite of Spring from memory, and is joined by Sheku Kanneh-Mason for Bloch’s Schelomo.

Nicholas Collon stands in front of Aurora Orchestra who are playing memory. Both his arms are up in the air with his conductor's baton in his right hand. He looks ecstatic.

The Rite of Spring, Helsinki

Aurora perform Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring from memory at Helsinki Festival.

A man looks up toward an off camera light, with his hand in front of his face

Munich, Germany

A Beethoven symphony entirely without sheet music? Aurora and conductor Nicholas Collon travel to Munich to perform Beethoven’s Symphony No 5 from memory.

A man sits barefoot on the ground, a ray of light striking his outstretched hand

Heidelberg, Germany

Aurora Orchestra and pianist Jan Lisiecki travel to Heidelberg to celebrate the music of Ludwig van Beethoven, and one of Britain’s most-exciting voices, Héloïse Werner.