Proms at Restore Hope

Join us for an unforgettable evening of exceptional music at Proms by the Lake, a charity fundraiser in support of Restore Hope.
About this Event

Join us for an unforgettable evening of exceptional music at Proms by the Lake, a charity fundraiser in support of Restore Hope. Set against a breathtaking backdrop, this event promises an enchanting performance by The King's Chamber Orchestra, featuring timeless classics by Tchaikovsky, Vivaldi's The Four Seasons, and beloved favorites from stage and screen.

Bring your picnic and enjoy an evening of culture, community, and compassion, while helping raise vital funds for those in need in our area. Bar and light refreshments will be available to purchase.

Gates open 17:30, event starts at 19:00.

About the King's Chamber Orchestra

The King's Chamber Orchestra is an outstanding professional Chamber Orchestra with an international and London based membership. KCO was dreamed up as far ago as 1985, by internationally renowned cellist Gerard Le Feuvre.

Before working with KCO full time Gerard Le Feuvre was the cellist of the English String Quartet, taught at the Royal College of Music, and freelanced, playing as soloist, Chamber Musician and as guest principal cellist with the English Chamber Orchestra and other leading ensembles. Subsequently Gerard was awarded an honorary “Associate Of the Royal Academy of Music” for “outstanding contribution to the music profession”.

Today KCO comprises a new generation of outstanding players who perform as soloists in their own right. Among these: Grig Cuciuc from Moldova is set in 2025 to perform Vivaldi’s 4 Seasons with us and to direct the Orchestra alongside Gerard in many of our concerts. Grig won scholarships to the Royal College and the Royal Academy of Music and performed Tchaikovsky’s violin concerto with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra when only 18.

KCO performs music across many genres and within its ranks has emerged in recent times an outstanding Folk Band led by 2 extraordinary violinist Christine Robbings and Sonbja Tuomela from Finland.

For more details about the King's Chamber Orchestra visit www.kco.cool.