Philharmonia Orchestra: Murphy conducts at London Mela

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Murphy conducts at London Mela

Gunnersbury Park
Sun 19 Aug 2012 7:30pm

David Murphy

conductor

Jaz Dhami

special guest

Bollywood Brass Band

Bhavan Centre

Programme to include

Holst

Indra

Ravi Shankar

Symphony (III Scherzo - Doga Kalyan, IV Finale - Banjara)

The Philharmonia Orchestra will be giving a two-hour long performance featuring the London premiere of Indra, composed by distinguished onetime local resident Gustav Holst. The piece portrays Indra, the Hindu god of rain and storm, in a struggle with a dragon, Vrita, who causes a massive drought. Indra overcomes Vrita and the rain begins to fall. The orchestra will also be performing Ravi Shankar’s 'Symphony'– his first symphony conceived for a Western symphony orchestra. The performance will be followed by a special 10th birthday firework display – to round off what promises to be a wonderful day.

This concert is part of a free festival for all the family. For more information please visit London Mela's official website

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