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Birmingham choir celebrates centenary with historic cathedral gala

Lichfield date marks one hundred years of Bach in the city.

16 October, 2019 in Classical, Faith, Music.

Countdown on to Kenilworth Arts Festival

Ten day festival set to attract international and UK artists to historic Midlands town.

3 September, 2019 in Books, Classical, Comedy, Dance, Family, Festivals, Film, Music.

Monaco Boys Choir to perform in Birmingham

St Chad’s to host performance by internationally acclaimed choir.

27 June, 2019 in Classical, Music.

Review: (Un)leashed by Birmingham Royal Ballet

Richard Lutz takes his pew for a triple treat.
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14 June, 2019 in Art and Leisure, Classical, Dance, Most recent.

Alice in Sutton-land

Alice in Wonderland-inspired family day for Concerts in the Park 2019.

12 June, 2019 in Books, Childrens, Classical, Dance, Family, Music.

Dance review: Rite of Spring Re-Imagined at The Patrick Centre

Richard Lutz watches dance fusion between east and west.

15 May, 2019 in Art and Leisure, Birmingham, Classical, Dance, Most recent.

Youth orchestra to play at Conservatoire

National Orchestra for All brings WordPlay to Birmingham.

3 April, 2019 in Charities, Classical, Community, Music.

Birmingham Bach Choir: Music For Passiontide

Two great works by 20th century composers at the heart of latest performance.

30 March, 2019 in Classical, Music, Religion.

Homecoming debut for award-winning Birmingham pianist

BBC Young Musician winner makes professional recital debut at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire.

6 March, 2019 in Classical, Music.

Digbeth brewery celebrates International Women’s Day

Birmingham craft brewery to host new opera.

6 March, 2019 in Classical, Food and drink, Music.

Lichfield Festival 2019 – first events revealed

Theatre, music and street parades on offer in family festival.

4 March, 2019 in Classical, Family, Festivals, Music, Theatre, Tourism.

Cathedral venue for Birmingham Bach Choir

Two great works by 20th century composers at the heart of choir’s latest performance.

25 February, 2019 in Classical, Music.

Guitar weekend brings world greats to Birmingham

Workshops, masterclasses, ensembles and live performances in store.

25 January, 2019 in Classical, Festivals, Music.

Making Music with Birmingham Bach Choir

Join the famed choir for their 2019 Come and Sing workshop.

10 January, 2019 in Classical, Music.

Carols and Capers at Town Hall

Folk legend to play Christmas show.

4 December, 2018 in Christmas, Classical, Music.

Celebrate Christmas with Birmingham Bach Choir

Traditional Christmas service Nine Lessons and Carols at St Alban’s, Highgate.

28 November, 2018 in Christmas, Classical, Faith, Music.

Ballet Review: The Nutcracker

Richard Lutz chats with eight year-old Stan about The Nutcracker at the Hippodrome.

24 November, 2018 in Art and Leisure, Childrens, Classical, Dance.

Gala performance with a difference for university

Concert to showcase that disability is no barrier to musical talent.

31 August, 2018 in Charities, Classical, Music.

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.

Petition launched to keep Elgar archives in Worcestershire

Call to reverse decision to hand collection to the British Library.

18 June, 2018 in Classical, Local history, Music.

Legendary figures to headline Birmingham International Piano Festival

Big names performing at Conservatoire showcase.

7 June, 2018 in Classical, Festivals, 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.

June at Artrix

There’s a mixed bag of music coming to Bromsgrove.

18 May, 2018 in Classical, Music.

Lakeside Symphonies

NEC to host open-air nights of symphonic rock music.

17 May, 2018 in Classical, Music.

Birmingham Bach Choir presents…

A concert programme of sun-drenched Italian music.

4 May, 2018 in Classical, Music.

Strauss, Salome, Simon & Garfunkel

Talking to opera singer Jennifer Holloway, ahead of her performance at Warwick Arts Centre.

24 April, 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.

Sci-fi twist for city choir

Award-winning Musical Director takes notorious choir to another dimension.

17 March, 2018 in Classical, Film, Music.

Escape to the Country with BGSO

City orchestra to stage spring concert.

13 February, 2018 in Classical, Community, Music.

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