Anthony Inglis and the National Symphony Orchestra

Immerse yourself in the exquisite world of classical music on the 15th anniversary of this spectacular voyage, brought to you by eminent maestro Anthony Inglis, conducting the UK’s National Symphony Orchestra. Delight in an opportunity to watch two superb performances that celebrate classical music from both sides of the pond, whilst gaining a fascinating insight into the world of this celebrated and charismatic conductor, as Inglis shares stories about his distinguished career.

Start the week with a concert of all American music, including Gershwin's evergreen Rhapsody in Blue. Then, celebrate the Best of British with a special evening filled with passion, colour, and entertainment.

Away from the stage, you’ll be invited to listen in as Inglis talks candidly about his career. A chance to rehearse with the choir is another voyage highlight, offering you the opportunity to put your own vocal strengths to the test with the best, and join the group performance during the evening’s show.

Guests also have the unique chance to hear a hugely entertaining talk by Inglis about his distinguished career as an international conductor of major orchestras and his early life working in London's West End theatre, followed by a Q&A session.

As one of the longest-serving guest performers with Cunard, Anthony provides fascinating insights to supplement his spectacular orchestral performances.

The National Symphony Orchestra (UK) is one of the longest-established and most versatile professional freelance orchestras working in Britain today. It has an impressive recorded legacy as well as a busy diary of live concert performances. NSO is admired for both its versatility and ability to communicate, connecting with audiences with consistent commitment and passion. NSO has toured frequently with Katherine Jenkins and Alfie Boe, and has even played for Queen Elizabeth II.

3 - 10 September 2025
Be immersed in a world of classical music, brought to you by eminent maestro Anthony Inglis and the UK’s National Symphony Orchestra. With two unforgettable evening performances in the Royal Court Theatre, this sailing is one classical music lovers won't want to miss.