Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra

Featuring works by Mussorgsky, Scriabin & Berlioz.

With its daring music and staggeringly inventive use of the orchestra, Berlioz' new symphony sounded like no other music yet written when it was first performed in the 1830s. With bold, unexpected harmonies and melodies united around a recurring musical motive that he called the 'idée fixe', that are still, to this day, unlike anyone else's, there isn't a page of this score that doesn't contain something distinctive and surprising.

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