
Strauss’s ‘Four Last Songs’
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra
- Great for groups
- Under 90 mins
- First-timer friendly
- Early finish
- Date
- Wed, 9 Sept 2026
- Time
- 19:00 · 1h 0m
- Venue
- Royal Albert Hall
- City
- London
- Conductor
- Paweł Kapuła
- Tickets
- from £16.28
You'll be taken to the ensemble's official site.
Summary
Natalya Romaniw joins the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra and conductor Paweł Kapuła at the Royal Albert Hall for Strauss’s Four Last Songs alongside works by Schubert, Mahler, and Henze.
Why it's fantastic
These sunset-hued songs offer a poignant farewell to the world, providing the perfect showcase for Natalya Romaniw’s soaring soprano voice. You will also hear Schubert’s most famous fragment, a two-movement symphony that remains one of music’s greatest mysteries because the composer simply never finished it.
Programme
- 01Erlkönig – orchestral fantasy (Henze, 6 mins)
- 02Symphony No. 8 in B minor, ‘Unfinished’ (Schubert, 25 mins)
- 03What the Wild Flowers Tell Me (Mahler, 10 mins)
- 04Four Last Songs (Strauss, 24 mins)
Soloists
- Natalya Romaniw
