Youth concert 2017
On Sunday afternoon, 4 June 2017, the Rand Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of Carel Henn, will proudly host 14 superbly talented Rising Stars in our annual Youth Concert at the Linder Auditorium. We know that you will be awed and inspired by their talent and musicality.The varied and fascinating programme includes works by Bach, Vivaldi, Haydn, Mozart, Mercadante, Hummel, Saint-Saëns, Grieg, Rieding, Rimsky-Korsakov, Popper and Kabalevsky on violin, ‘cello, flute, trumpet, horn, trombone and piano. This will be an afternoon of marvelous music – joyful, contemplative, light-hearted and exciting –performed by fabulous young musicians. Please don’t miss it:
Where: Linder Auditorium, 27 St Andrews Rd, Parktow
When: Sunday 4 June 2017 at 15h30
Tickets: R150 (adults), R120 (pensioners / students), R100 (scholars), R400 for family of four
School Groups of more than 20: e-mail Isabel at isabel@randsymphony.co.za or call 083 276-5719
Tickets available from Quicket: click here to purchase
Online bookings close at 11h00 on Sunday 4 June); or purchase at the door from 14h30 on Sunday 4 June.
Upcoming concerts
Here are our upcoming concerts for 2017
| Date | Venue | Description | Conductor | |
| Sun 4 June 2017, 15h30 | Linder Auditorium, Parktown | Some of Gauteng's most talented young musicians perform with the Rand Symphony Orchestra | Carel Henn | |
| Sun 3 September 2017, 15h30 | NG Church Hall, Malcolm Road, Blairgowrie | Soloist Phil Cox performing popular classics on trumpet. Also featuring stars from the RSO. | Carel Henn | |
| Sun 26 November 2017 | Linder Auditorium, Parktown | Soloist Paulina Bordukova performing the Dvořák cello concerto | Carel Henn |
About us
The Rand Symphony Orchestra has been a vibrant contributor to community classical music in Gauteng for nearly 30 years. It offers musicians the opportunity to play ensemble work and perform in regular public concerts for their own enjoyment and that of the community.
The RSO is a community orchestra, comprised of people who freely give of our time to play, because we love music. Under the guidance of a professional conductor, we rehearse weekly to present regular concerts.
While the orchestra aims to be self-sustaining, we appreciate and welcome the support of those who believe in the importance of growing and building classical musicians and events. South Africa has a rich and diverse base of musical talent. Support classical music and become a Friend of The Rand Symphony Orchestra today!
Patron: Mr John Marshall Contact: Isabel Bradley (Acting Chairperson) isabel@randsymphony.co.za