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Tag Archives: Symphony Hall

Win tickets to see Jeff Beck

Here’s your chance to win tickets to see a musical legend

3 days ago 14 May, 2022 in Music.

Bringing back the Good Times

Dave Woodhall talks football injuries and suicidal audiences with comedian Omid Djalili.

26 April, 2022 in Comedy.

Review: Go West

Dave Woodhall has an eighties moment at Symphony Hall.

22 March, 2022 in Music.

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.

New free concert series at Symphony Hall announced

See the best young Conservatoire musicians at lunchtime.

3 November, 2021 in Classical, Music.

Review: Jess Gillam’s American Roadtrip

Simon Hale watches the young saxophonist combine with the CBSO.

27 October, 2021 in Classical, Music.

Cave men

Joe Costello witnesses Nick Cave & Warren Ellis at Symphony Hall.

6 October, 2021 in Most recent.

Review: Organ symphony

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

20 September, 2021 in Classical, Music.

CBSO autumn season opens

From symphonic blockbusters to working in the community.

8 September, 2021 in Most recent.

The best-known singer you’ve never heard of

Paul Carrack talks about going it alone and with some special collaborators.

27 August, 2021 in Most recent, Music.

New CBSO dates announced

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

10 July, 2021 in Classical, Music.

Sumer is icumen in

Ex Cathedra’s Summer Music by Candlelight concerts underway this weekend.

4 June, 2021 in Faith, Music.

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: 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.

Drummie Man

Dave Woodhall talks to Go West’s Richard Drummie.

1 October, 2020 in Music.

Desert Island Gigs

In a twist on the usual, Richard Lutz picks the live music he’ll never forget.

21 May, 2020 in Books, Music, Radio.

Lockdown leg stretch

Richard Nevin has a stroll through the city centre.

14 April, 2020 in Environment, Health, Tourism, Travel.

Review: Jamie Cullum

Richard Lutz listens to Jamie Cullum fill a big stage.

16 March, 2020 in Music, Reviews.

Roaring Twenties roars into town

Symphony Hall gets ready for some crooning magic from a century ago.

29 February, 2020 in Music.

Review: Transatlantic Sessions at Symphony Hall

Richard Lutz takes his pew for a barnstorming night of Celtic connections.

8 February, 2020 in Most recent, Music, Reviews.

Review: Orchestre National de Lille

Richard Lutz takes his pew for a classic performance at Symphony Hall.

28 January, 2020 in Birmingham, Classical, Most recent, Music.

Review: Last Night of the Christmas Proms

Richard Lutz take his pew for a fanfare of classics.

30 December, 2019 in Art and Leisure, Birmingham, Christmas, Classical, Music.

2020 and the snap of the plastic flags

Richard Lutz witnesses change and immutability as 2020 approaches.

28 December, 2019 in Christmas, Cinema, Classical, Comment, Film, Theatre.

Review: Jools Holland at Birmingham’s Symphony Hall

Richard Lutz survives a full assault of Jools Holland.

1 December, 2019 in Most recent, Music, Television.

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