City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra

Ladies' Lunch 2010 - Jo Cameron

Ladies' Lunch 2010

Join us at the eighth Ladies' Lunch where we welcome Jo Cameron, successful business woman, media personality and author who became famous in the hit BBC show The Apprentice. Jo's unique style and energy will leave you inspired and mobilised ....

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Classical Music Award

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The CBSO and the Hallé are delighted to have won the Classical Music Award at the last ever South Bank Show Awards, for the joint 'Nielsen Inextinguishable' cycle performed in Birmingham and Manchester last spring.  Full story to follow.

Film Music for Lovers

Film Music for Lovers

Indulge in a night of luscious soundtracks from some all-time great romantic movies on Friday 12 February.


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Concert Guide - Season 2009/10

Great music, great artists and bold new initiatives combine in a season full of adventure and excitement. Three names to capture the attention of all music-lovers - Lohengrin, Gergiev and Rattle - headline the season.

View the CBSO's 2009/10 season online brochure

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Next Concerts

2.15pmThursday 11 February

VIENNESE CLASSICS

Symphony Hall, Birmingham. +44 (0)121-780 3333

Manze, Brautigam

Schubert, Beethoven

Light and shade in old Vienna. Schubert's friends bet him that he couldn't write an overture as good as one of Rossini's, so he simply ran one off there and...

7.30pmFriday 12 February

FRIDAY NIGHT CLASSICS: FILM MUSIC FOR LOVERS

Symphony Hall, Birmingham. +44 (0)121-780 3333

Seal, Pearson

Film Music for Lovers

Steiner - Gone with the Wind: Tara's Theme Herrmann - Vertigo: Main Title & Love Theme Barry - Out of Africa - Main theme Rota - Romeo & Juliet -...

7.30pmThursday 18 February

A SOIRÉE WITH THE LABÈQUES

Symphony Hall, Birmingham. +44 (0)121-780 3333

Bringuier, Labèques

Berlioz, Debussy, Poulenc, Roussel, Ravel

It's a real pleasure to welcome back to Birmingham the amazing Labèque sisters, for one of the most sparkling of all French pieces, Poulenc's delightful double concerto. They also bring...

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