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Mozart Clarinet Concerto

Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra

  • Great for groups
  • Under 90 mins
  • First-timer friendly
  • Early finish
Date
Thu, 26 Nov 2026
Time
19:30 · 1h 30m
Venue
Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
City
Liverpool
Conductor
Domingo Hindoyan
Tickets
from £10
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Summary

Domingo Hindoyan conducts the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall, featuring clarinettist Miquel Ramos Salvadó in a programme of Mozart, Korngold, Caroline Shaw and Hindemith.

Why it's fantastic

You might recognise the central, serene melody of Mozart’s concerto from its frequent appearances on film and television soundtracks. It is the centrepiece of a programme that moves from an eleven-year-old’s fairy-tale overture to a modern celestial voyage, lasting just ninety minutes including a short interval.

Good to know

Runtime
1h 30m
When to clap
Clap at the end of each piece, not between movements — but no one will mind if you do

Our guide to this performance

What you'll hear

We begin this evening with the Prelude to Der Schneemann, a work of remarkable maturity written by Korngold when he was just eleven years old. The mood then shifts to the central work of the programme, Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto. You will likely recognize the serene Adagio, a melody frequently used in cinema, but we encourage you to listen also for the soloist’s agility in the playful, bubbling final movement. Following this, the orchestra performs Caroline Shaw’s The Observatory. This contemporary piece takes inspiration from the vastness of the cosmos, using orchestral textures to create a sense of deep space and celestial scale. The performance concludes with Hindemith’s Mathis der Maler Symphony. This three-movement work draws its themes from an opera about the painter Matthias Grünewald. It is structured to reflect the panels of the Isenheim Altarpiece, moving from a bright opening through a sombre middle section to a final, grand choral-inspired climax that showcases the full range of the brass section.

Who's performing

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra is the UK’s oldest professional symphony orchestra, firmly rooted in its home city. Known for a repertoire that spans core classical works and ambitious new commissions, the ensemble is led tonight by its Chief Conductor, Domingo Hindoyan. Hindoyan is noted for his expressive direction and his work with major opera houses and orchestras worldwide. Joining them is soloist Miquel Ramos Salvadó, the orchestra’s own principal clarinet. Salvadó is highly regarded for his technical precision and lyrical tone, qualities that are essential for the nuanced demands of the Mozart concerto.

Planning your evening

This concert takes place at the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall, a celebrated Art Deco venue in the heart of the city. With a total duration of ninety minutes including a short interval, the evening is well-proportioned for those who prefer a concise programme or visitors new to orchestral music. There is no formal dress code required; most attendees opt for smart-casual attire. If you are arriving early, the venue foyer offers space to gather before the performance begins. Ticket prices start from ten pounds, making this an accessible entry point for an evening of live music.

Written by the Bravura editorial team from the ensemble's published programme and venue information. We don't reproduce copy from box-office sites. Spotted something wrong? Tell us.

Programme

  • 01Korngold Der Schneemann (The Snowman), Prelude
  • 02Mozart Clarinet Concerto
  • 03Caroline Shaw The Observatory
  • 04Hindemith Mathis der Maler: Symphony

Soloists

  • Miquel Ramos Salvadó

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