The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO) has announced that priority booking for this year’s John Rutter’s Christmas Celebration at the Royal Albert Hall is now open to groups.
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO) has announced that priority booking for this year’s John Rutter’s Christmas Celebration at the Royal Albert Hall is now open to groups.
Group of six people or more can benefit from up to 30% off tickets and a host of other benefits.
The priority booking period ends on 4th February 2019 and you can see full details on the RPO website. Successful group bookings will be confirmed in March.
John Rutter’s Christmas Celebration
Taking place on 11th December, join one of the nation’s favourite choral composes, John Rutter, for sing-along carols, fanfares, and Yuletide classics.
GTOs can call 02076 088840 for more details on the priority booking, as well as year-round benefits.
You can apply for the group bookings here.
What else does RPO have planned?
At Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall this April will be The Food of Love which looks to bring the words of Shakespeare to life through orchestral music.
In May, look out for the Film Music Gala with music from a range of films such as Jurassic Park, The King’s Speech, Apollo 13 and Schindler’s List, also at The Royal Albert Hall.
In June there’s ABBAphonic at Royal Albert Hall, as well as Orchestral Matter at Cadogan Hall.
Later in the year, in October, see The Beauty of Tchaikovsky at Royal Albert Hall and catch The Music of the Night in November at the same venue.
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra is London based and performs frequently at the Royal Albert Hall, Cadogan Hall and Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall.
The RPO does also tour, visiting European countries such as Germany and Austria and has a number of shows lined up for 2019.
For more information on the season and group bookings, visit www.rpo.co.uk.
Lead image: Royal Albert Hall Credit VisitBritain / Jason Hawkes.
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