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Tag Archives: Symphony Hall

CBSO announces its 2025-26 season

Tradition meets innovation in new series.

1 week ago 6 May, 2025 in Classical, Music.

Stravinsky’s Firebird: “musical harmony and rhythm”

Simon Hale spends an afternoon with the CBSO.

24 February, 2025 in Classical, Music.

Ashton Classics: “a thrilling celebration”

Simon Hale joins in Birmingham Royal Ballet’s spirited commemoration.

19 February, 2025 in Ballet, Dance, Music.

Strictly Come Dancing stars to tour

Simon Button speaks to Strictly stars Amy Dowden MBE and Carlos Gu about their new show REBORN.

3 February, 2025 in Dance, Television.

Kazuki conducts Bruckner 9: “emotionally powerful”

Simon Hale is entranced by the CBSO at Symphony Hall.

17 December, 2024 in Classical, Music.

Beatle Mania!: “happy if not excited”

Simon Hale watches the CBSO take on the Beatles.

28 October, 2024 in Music.

Squeeze: “how well they deliver”

Dave Woodhall catches Squeeze at Symphony Hall.

10 October, 2024 in Music.

B:Music announces Workplace Voices

Birmingham music charity launches a new strand of community vocal activity.

19 September, 2024 in Community, Music.

Madam Butterfly: “top class and sensually powerful”

The CBSO perform Puccini’s masterwork, with Simon Hale in the audience.

3 July, 2024 in Classical, Music, Opera.

Review: Barber and Rachmaninoff – “life-affirming”

Simon Hale listens to the CBSO and their guest conductor.

18 June, 2024 in Classical, Music.

Stand By For Action! 2: Tunes of Danger

A musical celebration of themes from Gerry Anderson’s TV shows at Symphony Hall.

28 May, 2024 in Classical, Music, Television.

CBSO announce 2024-25 season

Week-long festival of free performances amongst the highlights.

6 May, 2024 in Classical, Most recent, Music.

B:Music announces collaboration with Abbey Road studios

Legendary studios to join with Birmingham music charity to launch photography awards.

24 April, 2024 in Education, Most recent, Music, Photography.

Review: Tchaikovsky Classics

Carlos Acosta and Tchaikovsky combine at Symphony Hall, watched by Simon Hale.

3 April, 2024 in Ballet, Classical, Dance, Music.

Review: Baroque to Broadway

Simon Hale enjoys a gloriously eclectic night of the CBSO at Symphony Hall.

26 March, 2024 in Classical, Music, Theatre.

Sakari conducts Sibelius & Strauss

The CBSO provide another memorable Symphony Hall occasion, as Simon Hale testifies.

1 March, 2024 in Classical, Music.

Review: Jess Gillam plays Williams and Villa-Lobos

Simon Hale spends an enjoyable evening with the CBSO.

6 February, 2024 in Classical, Music.

Review: Symphonic Rat Pack

Simon Hale is at Symphony Hall to watch the CBSO tackle the Rat Pack.

30 January, 2024 in Classical, Music.

New Symphony Hall and Town Hall season announced

Unveiling the Spring 2024 season at B:Music.

12 January, 2024 in Books, Childrens, Comedy, Dance, Family, Film, Music, Television.

From New York to Symphony Hall

Talking to Graham Gouldman, 10cc frontman and songwriter extraordinaire.

19 December, 2023 in Most recent, Music.

Diamonds and Jools

Dave Woodhall has an evening with Jools Holland’s Rhythm’n’Blues Orchestra at Symphony Hall.

18 December, 2023 in Most recent, Music.

Squeeze to play Birmingham on anniversary tour

Symphony Hall dates to form part of golden anniversary tour.

5 December, 2023 in Food Banks, Music.

Enjoy the festivities with B:Music

B:Festive this Christmas and New Year at Town Hall and Symphony Hall.

16 November, 2023 in Childrens, Christmas, Comedy, Film, Music, Television.

Review: Burt Bacharach – What the World Needs Now

Simon Hale is present when the CBSO pay tribute to a legendary composer.

6 November, 2023 in Classical, Music.

Unveiling the Winter 2023/24 programme at B:Music

There’s a lot more than just music at Symphony Hall and Birmingham Town Hall.

26 October, 2023 in Books, Childrens, Comedy, Cricket, Music.

Brand New Heavies Birmingham orchestral show announced

Symphony Hall date for eighties acid jazzers.

25 October, 2023 in Music.

Review: Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto no. 2

Simon Hale attends a CBSO anniversary celebration.

16 October, 2023 in Classical, Music.

Burn baby burn

Electrifying stage show Disco Inferno – In Concert to play Symphony Hall.

15 October, 2023 in Music, Theatre.

Review: Kazuki conducts Rachmaninoff

Simon Hale is at Symphony Hall as the CBSO marks the Russian composer’s birth.

9 October, 2023 in Classical, Music.

Larry Stephens – Birmingham’s forgotten comedy hero

Remembering a post-war pioneer of British comedy.

23 September, 2023 in Comedy, Festivals.

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