Fulltone Symphony Orchestra Brings Broadway's Greatest Scores to Life

Monday, 7 September 2026 at 16:00

By Niamh Cunningham

Photo Supplied by the Fulltone Symphony Orchestra

On Friday 2nd October at 7:30pm, The Fulltone Symphony Orchestra’s Rodgers & Hammerstein concert will take place at Salisbury Cathedral. The orchestral concert features a choir and soloists performing beloved musical theatre classics.

The Fulltone Symphony Orchestra is delighted to announce a spectacular performance of Rodgers and Hammerstein's most treasured works. It will celebrate five timeless Broadway masterpieces: The King and I, Carousel, Oklahoma!, South Pacific, and The Sound of Music.

The concert will also feature soloists, Edward Kerr and Jemma Brown, who proved their instinctive artistry during the 2025 Golden Age of Hollywood tour, bringing warmth and sophistication to classic repertoire.

Their return to Fulltone provides a great opportunity to hear these iconic musicals reimagined in their most lavish orchestral arrangement.

Photo Supplied by the Fulltone Symphony Orchestra

Anthony Brown, founder and conductor of Fulltone said:

"These are Broadway's greatest scores, performed the way you almost never get to hear them.

"With a full 50-piece orchestra, our acclaimed choir, and soloists of super calibre we're delivering something truly special - these beloved melodies given the symphonic treatment they deserve."

Anthony Brown founded the Orchestra in 2017 to bring his dream of performing powerful and genre-defying symphonic music to life. With a rich background in musical theatre direction, Tone’s approach to orchestral music is dynamic and vibrant, ensuring each Fulltone concert is a one-of-a-kind experience.

The venue offers stunning surroundings making this performance as visually memorable as it is musical.

Tickets available at www.fto.org.uk/events

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