Sinfonia of London performs at Royal Albert Hall
The orchestra, led by John Wilson, presented a programme of works by Verdi, Walton, and Respighi.
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The Sinfonia of London performed at the Royal Albert Hall, presenting a programme of works by Verdi, Walton, and Respighi. The concert was led by conductor John Wilson, with Jonathan Aasgaard featured as the principal cellist and soloist for Walton's Concerto.
Programme Highlights
The evening commenced with Verdi's La Forza del Destino, described as feeling 'vital' by The Guardian. This was followed by Walton's Cello Concerto, where Aasgaard's performance as soloist was noted for its articulate and technically immaculate playing. The second half of the concert was dedicated to Respighi's Roman Trilogy, a collection of pieces known for their vivid orchestration.
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Orchestral Acclaim
The Sinfonia of London, a hand-picked ensemble, was lauded for its full sound and disciplined performance. Conductor John Wilson's approach to the repertoire, particularly Respighi's Roman Trilogy, was highlighted for its ability to utilise the Royal Albert Hall's acoustics effectively. The audience responded enthusiastically, rising to their feet at the conclusion of the Respighi works.
The Guardian reported that the concert featured a "night of Technicolor masterpieces" and described the orchestra as one of the finest on the planet. Wilson's conducting was praised for his instinct in drawing out significant details from the music.
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