What: 🎵 Maynardville 2025: Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra
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Where: 🕳 Maynardville Open-Air Theatre
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The Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra’s popular concerts are a highlight of the annual Maynardville Festival, and the Orchestra is back for two performances this upcoming season.
Under the direction of conductor Brandon Phillips, this internationally renowned ensemble will take audiences on a classical stormy journey with their symphonic weather report, titled Stormy Weather - A Symphonic Weather Report. Expect thunder, lightning, and everything in between as the orchestra navigates through classical masterpieces and contemporary favourites, exploring composers’ expressions of nature’s elements.
The show will be narrated by John Woodland, a Cape Town-based musician, broadcaster, and scientist, who will guide the audience through this symphonic weather adventure.
From setting sail in Mendelssohn’s Overture to The Hebrides to braving storms in Beethoven’s Pastoral Symphony and Tchaikovsky’s The Tempest, this concert will sweep you away. You’ll also enjoy Rossini’s dramatic William Tell Overture, the magical The Sorcerer’s Apprentice by Dukas, and Debussy’s enchanting Clair de Lune, which captures the beauty of a moonlit night. The concert will culminate with an arrangement of the iconic Stormy Weather, designed to wash your cares away under the open skies.
Conductor:Brandon Philips
Running Time: Approx. 60 MinutesNo Interval
Maynardville Open-Air Festival 2025
Let Waves of Wonder wash over you at the 67th season of the Maynardville Open- Air Festival. Whether you are a long-time patron or a first-time visitor, we welcome you to experience the magic of live performances at South Africa’s oldest outdoor arts festival. This quintessential Cape Town event will leave you with memories that last a lifetime.
The tradition of Shakespeare in The Park continues this year with Shakespeare’s timeless classic, The Tempest, under direction of Sylvaine Strike, where the wonders of the sea and the mysteries of an enchanted island unfold before your eyes. The programme also includes the soul-stirring melodies of the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra, Tour de Tchaikovsky, a Chamber Music Concert, a powerful performance by Cape Town Opera, and a delightful musical experience celebrating the 95th anniversary of one of the Musical Theatre’s most prolific writers, Sunday in the Park with Sondheim.