Folk roots and symphonic drama meet under Delyana Lazarova. Bartók’s Romanian Folk Dances open the concert, followed by Dobrinka Tabakova’s Viola Concerto with Maxim Rysanov, and Tchaikovsky’s Fourth Symphony charting a journey from fate to triumph.

Folk roots and symphonic drama meet under Delyana Lazarova. Bartók’s Romanian Folk Dances open the concert, followed by Dobrinka Tabakova’s Viola Concerto with Maxim Rysanov, and Tchaikovsky’s Fourth Symphony charting a journey from fate to triumph.

This spring, the BBC National Orchestra of Wales is stepping beyond the concert hall and into communities across south Wales.

This spring, the BBC National Orchestra of Wales is stepping beyond the concert hall and into communities across south Wales.

This spring, the BBC National Orchestra of Wales is stepping beyond the concert hall and into communities across south Wales.

This spring, the BBC National Orchestra of Wales is stepping beyond the concert hall and into communities across south Wales.

This spring, the BBC National Orchestra of Wales is stepping beyond the concert hall and into communities across south Wales.

This spring, the BBC National Orchestra of Wales is stepping beyond the concert hall and into communities across south Wales.

This spring, the BBC National Orchestra of Wales is stepping beyond the concert hall and into communities across south Wales.

This spring, the BBC National Orchestra of Wales is stepping beyond the concert hall and into communities across south Wales.

This spring, the BBC National Orchestra of Wales is stepping beyond the concert hall and into communities across south Wales.

Ceremony, mystery and vision meet under Martin Yeates. Parry’s I Was Glad opens in jubilant splendour, Elgar’s Enigma Variations explore affection and introspection, and Vaughan Williams’s The Future crowns the evening with Lucy Crowe as soloist.

Sea, sky and symphonic power shape this programme from evocative seascape to heroic close. Grace Williams’s Sea Sketches shimmer, Beethoven’s “Emperor” Concerto features Alim Beisimbayev, and Sibelius’s Fifth Symphony ends in triumphant sweep.