Concerts 2025-2026
We have a great programme of music for this season. See below for details
Please note that while the reopening date for St Andrew's Hall is still uncertain, our concerts at least up until Christmas will be in different venues. Please check concert details carefully.
Our 2025-26 brochure will be available to download here shortly, and the Music in Norwich brochure, which lists our concerts, as well as aa round-up of all the classical, jazz and world music events in the Norwich area for the coming season, can also be downloaded here soon.
Saturday 8th November 2025, 7:30pm
Norwich Cathedral
SIBELIUS: Symphony No.7
BRAHMS: A German Requiem
Alison Langer - soprano, James Newby - baritone
Norwich Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus
conducted by Matthew Andrews and Ashley Grote
Saturday 6th December 2025, 7:30pm
Norfolk Events Centre, Norfolk Showground
DVOŘÁK: Cello Concerto
SUK: Scherzo Fantastique
JANÁČEK: Taras Bulba
Tom Isaac - cello
Norwich Philharmonic Orchestra
conducted by Matthew Andrews
Tuesday 16th December 2025, 7.30pm
Norfolk Events Centre, Norfolk Showground
The Phil's FAMILY CHRISTMAS
Including CAROLS FOR CHOIR AND AUDIENCE
Norwich Philharmonic Chorus and Orchestra plus special guests
conducted by Ashley Grote and Matthew Andrews
Please note that this concert is not recommended for children under the age of 5-6 years
The remainer of our concerts for this season, will be posted here as soon as their dates and venues are confirmed
Reopening date for St Andrews Hall still unconfirmed
As Saint Andrew's Hall's reopening date is still not confirmed, the Phil have decided to hold their first concert of the season in Norwich Cathedral, and the following two concerts, our December orchestral concert, and the Family Christmas concert, in the Norfolk Events Centre at the Showground.
The future for the rest of the season in 2026 is still uncertain, and while we have some super programmes already planned, the dates on which they will happen is dependent on when St Andrew's Hall reopens.
Watch this space for more news as it happens.