Classical piano concert by Jeneba Kanneh-Mason with the Worthing Symphony Orchestra at the Worthing Assembly Hall.
Jeneba Kanneh-Mason is playing at Worthing Assembly Hall on Sunday 1 November, and it's not a solo recital. She'll be joined by the Worthing Symphony Orchestra, so rather than just her at the piano, it's a full concerto with a whole orchestra behind her. If you're used to seeing her perform on her own, this is a different animal entirely.
Kanneh-Mason is a London-born pianist, and this is a classical piano performance, so the afternoon will be built around the piano and the orchestra working together. The concerto format means the piano takes the lead, with the orchestra providing the larger sound around it, rather than the piano just accompanying a singer or a small group. It's a classical afternoon in the traditional sense, with the piano at the centre of everything.
Having the Worthing Symphony Orchestra on board changes the scale of the thing. Instead of one person on stage, you've got a full local orchestra filling out the sound, which is a bit of a treat for a Sunday afternoon. It's a collaboration between a London artist and a Worthing ensemble, and the two coming together is the whole point of the billing.
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The concert starts at 2:45 pm on Sunday 1 November at Worthing Assembly Hall, on Stoke Abbott Road in Worthing. It's a matinee, so it's an afternoon thing rather than an evening one, which makes it an easy one to fit in without ruining your Sunday night.
