Verdi Requiem
The blockbuster of NTU's 2017/18 concert season will undoubtedly be this performance of Verdi’s Requiem – one of the greatest classical works of all time.
The NTU Choir join forces with the world-renowned London Philharmonic Orchestra and celebrated soloists Dame Sarah Connolly, Elizabeth Llewellyn, Gywn Hughes Jones, and Wojtek Gierlach.
- From: Saturday 28 April 2018, 7 pm
- To: Saturday 28 April 2018, 10 pm
- Location: Royal Concert Hall, Theatre Square, Nottingham, NG1 5ND
- Cost: £10 - £35 (£5 for students)
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Event details
The blockbuster of NTU's 2017/18 concert season will undoubtedly be this performance of Verdi’s Requiem – one of the greatest classical works of all time.
The NTU Choir join forces with the world-renowned London Philharmonic Orchestra and celebrated soloists Dame Sarah Connolly, Elizabeth Llewellyn, Gywn Hughes Jones, and Wojtek Gierlach.
This event is part of our International Music Series, which is taking place across 2018 to celebrate Nottingham Trent University's 175th Anniversary.
Conductor: Matthew Hopkins
Soprano: Elizabeth Llewllyn
Mezzo-Soprano: Dame Sarah Connolly
Tenor: Gwyn Hughes Jones
Bass: Wojtek Gierlach
Tickets are on sale through the Royal Concert Hall box office.
If you would like any more information, please email the Music Team or telephone them on +44 (0)115 848 4570.
Location details
Address:
Theatre Square
Nottingham
NG1 5ND
Parking:
Follow signs for city centre and the Royal Zone for public car parks. The nearest car park is Q-Park, which is 3 minute walk from the venue.
If you have a Blue Badge please visit the Royal Concert Hall's Access page.
Purchase a £5 Parking Voucher in advance for up to 5 hours parking at Q-Park (usually £8), Talbot Street NG1 5GG. Retain your performance ticket to present to the Q-Park entrance office when validating your voucher.
Travel Info:
By Car
From M1 Junction 25, follow Brian Clough Way (A52) for 5.6 miles to Derby Road (A6200) in Nottingham. Continue on Derby Road (A6200) for 2 miles to Upper Parliament Street. This route should take approximately 20 minutes but please allow extra time for your journey during peak traffic periods.
By Tram
Alight at Royal Centre tram stop, directly outside the venue. To plan your route visit NET
Buy a £2 tram return Travel Voucher in advance. Retain your performance ticket for inspection when travelling. Valid until midnight.
By Bus
For bus times visit Trent Barton or Nottingham City Transport. For alternative bus routes visit Traveline East Midlands
Buy a £2.50 all-day NCT Travel Voucher in advance. Retain your performance ticket for inspection when travelling. Valid for all day travel on NCT buses within Nottingham (valid on route 100 as far as Carlton le Willows School and on route 1 as far as Clifton Pastures) until midnight.
By Rail
Nottingham Station is a 15-minute walk or a 10-minute taxi ride from the venue. By tram, it is a 10-minute journey from Station Street to Royal Centre. Visit East Midlands Trains for train times and fares.
By Taxi
The Royal Concert Halls's preferred taxi partner is DG Cars 0115 9500 500.
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