
Brazilian percussionist Adriano Adewale joins the Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra for an evening of jazz and Latin-inspired music.
On 15 April 2026, the Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra will hold a concert at the Sarah Abraham Recital Hall, located at Brighton College on Eastern Road. This performance is part of the orchestra’s 2025-2026 season and features a collaboration between the ensemble and the Brazilian percussionist Adriano Adewale. Alongside Adewale, the programme includes contributions from cellist Adrian Brendel and pianist Joanna MacGregor, who are both regular soloists with the orchestra.
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The musical selection for the evening draws from a variety of Latin and jazz influences. The programme includes compositions by Astor Piazzolla, Heitor Villa-Lobos, Tom Jobim, and Egberto Gismonti. Adewale’s approach to percussion, which incorporates Afro-Brazilian rhythms and jazz elements, is intended to blend with the classical arrangements presented by the orchestra. This combination of styles is a recurring theme in the BPO’s current season, which has also featured programmes such as 'A New World' and 'The Romantics'. The Sarah Abraham Recital Hall provides a specific space for this type of chamber-style performance, allowing for a direct connection between the musicians and the audience.
For those planning to attend, tickets are priced starting at £20. You can manage your booking or check for further availability by contacting the reservation line at 01273704345. The venue is located at BN2 0AL, and there are route maps available for those who need assistance finding the specific hall within the college grounds. This concert is one of several events hosted at the college throughout the year, offering a chance to see these specific performers in a local venue. Whether you have an interest in the specific composers listed or are simply looking to see how these different musical traditions interact in a live setting, the event provides a clear look at the orchestra's current programming.
Date
Wednesday, 15 April 2026
19:00
Price
Paid
Recommended Age
+14 years











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