Win tickets to see Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at Leeds Castle (From Your Local Guardian)

Win tickets to see Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at Leeds Castle

4:18pm Monday 9th July 2012 in Vibe

The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra returns for a third year to perform this summer at the Open Air Classical Concert, at Leeds Castle, and News Shopper has got hold of five pairs of tickets to give away.

This year’s eclectic programme includes a special appearance from The Military Wives Choir, the product of the BBC Two reality show ‘The Choir’ who more recently leapt to the top of the singles chart with Gary Barlow and his Commonwealth Band’s jubilee anthem, Sing.

The diverse classical orchestral programme, interwoven with specially selected choral and solo pieces includes the visual spectacle of military musicians, field guns, superb fireworks and iconic aircraft displays.

John Rigby is welcomed back to conduct the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in an inspiring outdoor programme of classical favourites which constantly delights audiences worldwide. Chris Hollins, recognised as one of television’s most popular presenters, takes up the role of narrator.

Displays by nostalgic aircraft such as the Spitfire, Hurricane and Mustang will take place in tandem with rousing music from the military band, the Central Band of the RAF.

The show is on Saturday July 14 and gates open at 4pm. Tickets cost £35 for the picnic style area and £45 in the seated areas. For more information and to buy tickets, visit heritageevents.co.uk.

To be in with a chance of winning one of the five pairs of picnic style tickets, answer the following question:

Which member of Take That featured The Military Wives Choir on his recent Jubilee song?

a) Robbie Williams
b) Mark Owen
c) Gary Barlow

How to enter

Send your text to 80360 starting with ROYAL leave a space, followed by your answer, name and contact details.

Terms and conditions: Texts cost 25p plus your normal operator text charge. Text lines open July 9 2012 and close July 12 2012 at 23:59. Service Provided by Newsquest Media Group. Tickets are not transferable and may not be resold. Heritage special events Ltd is the promoter of the events at the venue listed on its website unless otherwise stated. In the event of illness or indisposition of the artist, or other circumstances beyond the control of Heritage special events Ltd, we reserve the right to substitute an artist of similar standing, or to postpone the event. Outdoor events will take place regardless of weather conditions, unless it is judged by the local authorities to be unsafe to hold the event. In those circumstances, Heritage special events will seek to fix an alternative date, or will offer a refund. Heritage special events Ltd operates a strict no drugs, no weapons policy. The police will be called to deal with any allegations of criminal activity. Condition of admission allows the promoter rights to use your image photographic, electronic or by any other means for promotional purposes. For full terms visit http://www.newsquest.co.uk/terms.