How do you find a word that means Dame Julie? She’s Maria, she’s Eliza Doolittle, she’s Mary Poppins and she’s Millie Dillmount. She’s the English girl with the voice of pure sunshine, who put the sparkle into Broadway’s golden age and whose classic movies continue to delight, charm and entertain.

Tonight, the hills are alive with the sound of her music as the BSO and a team of the West End’s brightest voices present a spectacular salute to a living legend, singing the classic songs that she made her own. Expect all your favourite things from My Fair Lady, The Boys from Syracuse, The King and I, Mary Poppins, Thoroughly Modern Millie and - it goes without saying - The Sound Of Music. And get ready to dance all night!

Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra

Richard Balcombe - Conductor

Katie Birtill - Singer

Kelly Mathieson - Singer

Graham Bickley - Singer

Works and composers:

Rodgers and Hammerstein - A Lovely Night

Lerner and Loewe - Feed the Birds

Rodgers and Hammerstein - Getting To Know You

Lerner and Loewe - Ascot Gavotte

Shermann and Shermann - Supercalifragilistic

Rodgers and Hammerstein - Something Wonderful

Lerner and Loewe - I Could Have Danced All Night

Tesori and Scanlan - Thoroughly Modern Millie

Sherman and Sherman - Chim Chim Cher-ee

Rodgers and Hart - This Can't Be Love/Falling in Love with Love

Rodgers and Hammerstein - The Sound of Music medley

This concert is part of their BSO Pops series - this fantastic array of concerts include popular classics that you will recognize from TV and adverts to full- blown symphonic Spectaculars showcasing the music of the likes of Queen, ABBA and Pink Floyd and outdoor extravaganzas at Meyrick Park in Bournemouth. They also perform regular film music nights which feature some of the best movie classics ever written and an annual feast of Christmas and New Year seasonal treats.

Category: Arts | Performing Arts | Theatre | Live

Prices:

General Admission: GBP 19.00,

General Admission: GBP 52.00

Artists: Richard Balcombe, Katie Birtill, Kelly Mathieson, Graham Bickley, Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra

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