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Tag Archives: CBSO

Review: CBSO at the Royal Concertgebouw

Simon Hale catches the CBSO on tour.

5 days ago 26 March, 2023 in Classical, Music, Travel.

Review: Prokofiev and Sibelius

Simon Hale enjoys the CBSO’s latest performance.

27 February, 2023 in Classical, Music.

Review: Prokofiev & Dvorak

The CBSO dazzle in the November gloom, watched by Simon Hale.

18 November, 2022 in Classical, Music.

The orchestra now standing…

CBSO announce pop-up performance at New Street.

13 October, 2022 in Classical, Music, Transport.

Review: Simply Schubert

Simon Hale gets symphonic with the CBSO at Birmingham Town Hall.

18 July, 2022 in Classical.

CBSO return to Hockley Social Club

Symphonic Sessions returning for another year.

28 March, 2022 in Classical, Music, Poetry.

Review: The Ordering of Moses

Simon Hale is enthralled by the CBSO’s premiere.

28 February, 2022 in Classical.

Review: Mozart & Mahler, CBSO

Simon Hale watches and listens to the CBSO’s latest Symphony Hall performance.

21 January, 2022 in Classical, Music.

Review: Viennese new year

Simon Hale gets 2022 underway at Symphony Hall.

12 January, 2022 in Classical, Most recent.

Review: Symphonic Sessions

Simon Hale dines out on the latest serving from Hockley Social Club & the CBSO.

6 December, 2021 in Classical, Eating out, Food and drink, Music.

Review: Jess Gillam’s American Roadtrip

Simon Hale watches the young saxophonist combine with the CBSO.

27 October, 2021 in Classical, Music.

CBSO to perform at New Street Station

Your opportunity to take the baton and conducting the renowned orchestra.

8 October, 2021 in Classical, Community, Music.

Streetfood and symphonies

Hockley Social Club and the CBSO present Symphonic Sessions.

24 September, 2021 in Classical, Food and drink, Music.

Review: Organ symphony

Simon Hale is present at the CBSO’s latest Symphony Hall date.

20 September, 2021 in Classical, Music.

CBSO appoints new chief conductor

Kazuki Yamada to become Chief Conductor and Artistic Advisor.

14 September, 2021 in Classical, Music.

CBSO autumn season opens

From symphonic blockbusters to working in the community.

8 September, 2021 in Most recent.

New CBSO dates announced

City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra and Chorus announce August performances at Symphony Hall.

10 July, 2021 in Classical, Music.

CBSO partners with Marquee TV

Tie-up will enable global audiences to appreciate Birmingham’s orchestra.

4 June, 2021 in Classical, Music, Television.

CBSO Review: Shostakovich’s Fifth

Simon Hale watches the continued return of the CBSO to Symphony Hall.

31 May, 2021 in Classical, Music, Reviews.

CBSO review: Hough plays Saint-Saëns

Simon Hale watches the CBSO’s long-awaited return to Symphony Hall.

23 May, 2021 in Classical, Music, Reviews.

CBSO announces return to live concerts

Symphony Hall season set to launch in May.

22 April, 2021 in Classical, Music.

Review: Celebrating Piazzolla: 100 Years of Tango

Simon Hale enjoys the latest digital offering from the CBSO.

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.

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