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Docklands Sinfonia is a young and exciting new symphony orchestra which has become a major cultural force in London’s dynamic Docklands.

Since its formation in January 2009 by musical director Spencer Down, the orchestra has enjoyed incredible success with performances at Buckingham Palace for the Queen and the Royal Albert Hall with Grammy-award winner Imogen Heap.

The orchestra has worked with high profile artists from cello virtuoso Leonard Elschenbroich to X Factor winner Joe McElderry as well as organisations including the English National Ballet, Royal Opera House and National Youth Theatre.

Docklands Sinfonia has appeared on BBC1 and BBC Radio 3, as well as performing regular sell-out concerts with world-class soloists at St Anne's, Limehouse.

Next Concert: Against The Odds

Friday 16th March 2012, 7:30pm

Venue: St Anne's, Limehouse, London E14 7HP

Tickets: £12 (Advanced) £10 (Concessions) £15 (Door)

  • Mehran Rouhani - Sinfonietta Synthetical (UK Premiere)
  • Jeremy Holland-Smith - Memento (Featuring the A.D. Dance Company)
  • Dmitri Shostakovich - Symphony No. 5 in D Minor

Docklands Sinfonia's next concert 'Against the Odds' at St Anne's, Limehouse, features the works of composers who have fought for their music to see the light of day.

The concert begins with the UK premiere of Persian composer Mehran Rouhani's Sinfonietta Synthetical. Rouhani, who studied composition at the Royal College of Music under the likes of Sir Michael Tippett, has never had his orchestral music performed in his native Iran.

Docklands Sinfonia will then perform the world premiere of Memento, an exciting new ballet work by British composer Jeremy Holland-Smith which features the acclaimed A.D. Dance Company under choreographer Holly Noble.

The concert finishes with Shostakovich’s heroic Symphony No. 5 in D Minor. Composed during the most savage days of Stalin's iron rule, Shostakovich demonstrates that true genius can prevail against the odds.

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