Emmanuel Pahud with Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra

At the time of his appointment as principal flute of the Berlin Philharmonic at the age of just 22, Emmanuel Pahud was the orchestra's youngest member. He has gone on to forge a formidable international career and is one of the foremost ambassadors for the instrument. Following Mozart's pastoral, elegant sixth serenade, Pahud joins the Oxford Philharmonic to perform the exuberant first flute concerto. To open the second half, Associate Concertmaster of the Orchestra, Charlotte Scott, performs Schubert's delightful Rondo in A major. Concluding the programme is Mozart's 'Prague' Symphony which came to bear the name of the city after its rapturous reception there at its premiere in 1787.