Salisbury Cathedral's West Green is the setting for Symphony for the Spire, the spectacular inaugural concert of the 1991 Salisbury Festival. Set against the magnificent backdrop of the cathedral, the evening is a mixture of spectacular special effects and pyrotechnics with a program of unique stars, including Placido Domingo, Jessye Norman, and cellist Ofra Harnoy. The cathedral's West Front also acts as an enormous projection screen for a series of dramatic images to support a special adaptation of Shakespeare's Henry V. Starring Kenneth Branagh in the role that made him internationally famous, and Charlton Heston, the action is backed by a special version of the acclaimed score by Scottish composer, Patrick Doyle. The Kneller Hall Trumpeters join the English Chamber Orchestra for a performance of the finale to Act II of Verdi's Aida. And a massive firework display over Salisbury provides a dramatic backdrop to Handel's La Rejouissance from Music for the Royal Fireworks, and orchestra and chorus bring the evening to a close with Parry's Jerusalem. Program includes: Kenneth Branagh, Charlton Heston, Patick Doyle in Henry V - a concert suite. Placido Domingo: E lucevan le stele, Quando le sere al placido, Be My Love. Ofra Harnoy: The Flight of the Bumble-bee, Hungarian Rhapsody. Charlton Heston: American Names, The Moses Story – Deuteronomy. Jessye Norman: Richard Strauss's Morgen, September and Caecilie. The English Chamber Orchestra with Peter Donohoe: Saint-Saens' Symphony No 3, Finale, Verdi's Aida, Act II Finale, Handel's La Rejouissance, from Music for the Royal Fireworks, Parry's Jerusalem. Program language:English, Italian, German. Subtitles: English / French / German / Italian / Portuguese / Spanish.