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The dynamic Manchester Camerata return to Lancaster Arts to perform one of Schubert's major chamber works, his Octet for wind and strings.
There are contrasting styles throughout the Octet with delicate, lively dances, memorable melodies and moving emotional twists. This really is music born from Schubert’s innermost being. Renowned clarinettist Ferdinand Troyer commissioned the Octet in 1824, with a request for a work similar to Beethoven's Septet in E-Flat Major.
The Octet boasts the largest scale for any chamber work by Schubert and opportunities to hear a live performance are rare, so don't miss your chance to hear a true masterpiece.
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| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Tickets | £25.00 per ticket |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
Partner of Visit Lancashire 2018Nearest campus parking: Visitor parking: Zone A
The Great Hall complex at Lancaster University is set in 250 acres of beautiful landscaped parkland south of Lancaster city centre. By bus: Buses run every 10 - 15 minutes from Lancaster city centre to the central underpass on campus. There are also frequent services from Morecambe, Blackpool and Preston. By train: Lancaster is on the West Coast Mainline and is a main stop for services running between London and Scotland. There are also regular connections from Preston, Manchester and Liverpool. By bicycle There is a well-signed and maintained scenic cycle-path, running from the city centre. The route takes about 25 minutes.
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