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Tag Archives: CBSO

Review: Celebrating Piazzolla: 100 Years of Tango

Simon Hale enjoys the latest digital offering from the CBSO.

2 weeks ago 7 April, 2021 in Classical, Dance, Music.

Funding boost for Symphony Hall

West Midlands Combined Authority invests £256,00 to support redevelopment.

11 March, 2021 in Community, Music.

Midlands arts scene continues to thrive through lockdown

Global audience reached for West Midlands arts organisations via digital programmes.

10 March, 2021 in Art and Leisure, Classical, Dance, Festivals, Film, Music.

Review: Beethoven, Ravel and Berlioz

Simon Hale views the CBSO’s latest performance from a distance.

30 January, 2021 in Classical, Music.

CBSO conductor to remain in post

Mirga Gražinyte-Tyla extends contract with the orchestra.

22 January, 2021 in Classical, Music.

Review: French Connections

Simon Hale views the CBSO’s latest digital offering.

18 January, 2021 in Classical, Music, Poetry.

Beethoven: 250 years young

Simon Hales listens in on the latest CBSO Online.

19 December, 2020 in Classical, Film, Music.

Orchestra to perform for isolated elders

CBSO launches activities for older people living in care settings.

24 November, 2020 in Classical, Community, Music.

Study reveals worries over city live venues

Live music in Birmingham to receive just 2% of Cultural Recovery Fund.

13 October, 2020 in Classical, Community, Music, Politics.

Birmingham Opera Company to present Wagner

Summer 2021 date set for Rhinegold at new city canalside development.

2 October, 2020 in Classical, Construction, Music, Property Press.

CBSO fundraiser gains momentum

Post-Covid recovery programme helps centenary celebrations.

11 September, 2020 in Classical, Music.

CBSO celebrates centenary with showpiece concert

Sir Simon Rattle to return as guest conductor.

19 August, 2020 in Classical, Community, Local history, Music.

Birmingham Heritage Week set for September

Celebrate the city and the fascinating history we live with.

15 August, 2020 in Attractions, Community, Dance, Family, Local history, Music.

New role for Birmingham conductor

Birmingham Opera Company appoints Alpesh Chauhan as musical director.

15 June, 2020 in Classical.

Desert Island Discs – part seven

It’s time for Dave Woodhall to share his choices with us.

29 May, 2020 in Books, Classical, Food and drink, Football, Music.

Eugene Tzikindelean appointed new CBSO Leader

Romanian-born musician to head Birmingham’s world-famous orchestra.

7 May, 2020 in Classical, Music.

CBSO announces free concert tickets for health workers

Orchestra says ‘thank you’ to frontline staff.

22 April, 2020 in Classical, Community, Music.

Sampad South Asian Arts and Heritage celebrates anniversary

Festival marks thirtieth birthday of community group.

11 March, 2020 in Community, Dance, Exhibitions, Family, Festivals.

CBSO announces major American tour

Transatlantic dates to help mark orchestra’s centenary.

30 January, 2020 in Classical.

Birmingham’s Lady Mac nominated for opera ‘Oscar’

Opera production shortlisted for major award.

8 October, 2019 in Most recent, Music.

Sutton Coldfield Concerts in the Park launched

World-class orchestra and conductor and renowned musical theatre actress confirmed.

31 May, 2019 in Most recent.

Concerts in the Park hits the right notes

Glorious music and sunshine in Sutton Park.

3 July, 2018 in Attractions, Classical, Family, Music.

Hosts confirmed for Concerts in the Park

Two weeks to go until Sutton Park extravaganza.

19 June, 2018 in Classical, Family, Music.

Line-up confirmed for Sutton Concerts in the Park

World-famous artists to perform in open-air extravaganza.

30 May, 2018 in Classical, Music.

Concerts in the Park return to Sutton Coldfield

CBSO dates the highlights of summer fiesta.

18 April, 2018 in Classical, Family, Music.

Lichfield Festival 2018 line-up launched

Culture comes to the Cathedral City.

30 March, 2018 in Comedy, Dance, Festivals, Music.

Plans revealed for city arts festival

Weekender success set to continue in 2018.

18 February, 2018 in Family, Festivals.

Jazzlines announce Winter/ Spring 2018 programme

Top female artists and a tribute to Birmingham legend feature.

9 January, 2018 in Music.

First Conservatoire concerts to be broadcast on Radio Three

Chance for all to hear stunning performers in new building.

22 December, 2017 in Classical, Music, Radio.

City’s festive season kicks off

Christmas in Birmingham campaign to attract seasonal visitors for Christmas and beyond.

17 November, 2017 in Birmingham, Christmas.

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