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The Sinfonia of Birmingham is one of the leading chamber orchestras in the West Midlands, and performs regularly at the CBSO Centre and around the region, as well as accompanying local choral societies.
Working with professional conductors, leaders and soloists from the Birmingham area, the Sinfonia of Birmingham aims to provide high quality music for the community - from the community.
The Sinfonia of Birmingham's principal conductor is Michael Seal - see more on the About page.
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Join the Sinfonia of Birmingham at one of its next concerts (or both!), on Saturday 17thJuly at St Andrew's Church, Barnt Green, or on Sunday 15th July 2012 at the Catholic Church of St George & St Teresa, Dorridge.
The concert starts with the charming 'Linz' Symphony No. 36 by Mozart, and is followed by the pastoral tone poem by Frederick Delius, 'On hearing the first cuckoo in spring' with its cuckoo calls.
It then continues with York Bowen's romantic 'Concerto for Horn and String Orchestra', with Tim Stidwill playing the demanding solo. This will be Tim's first solo appearance with the Sinfonia.
The concert finishes with Haydn's 'London' Symphony No. 104.
All in all, a wonderful concert for a summer's evening!
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