Formed in 1986, the Bardi Symphony Orchestra is now in its 38th season. Originally conceived as a chamber orchestra by founder Dr Andrew Constantine, the first concerts were given in the University of Leicester.
BARDI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA: DVORÁK CELLO CONCERTO
Great friends Dvorák and Brahms feature as the Bardi open their new concert season with this exciting return to De Montfort Hall. The first of four guest conductors this season, Natalia Luis-Bassa is a professor of conducting at the Royal College of Music and an experienced music educator at all levels, working with the National Children’s Orchestra and the Benedetti Foundation.
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