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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 its next concert, on Sunday 4th March 2012 at the CBSO Centre in Birmingham.
The concert starts with Stravinsky's charming Dumbarton Oaks, written in almost classical style for a small chamber orchestra. It has all the hallmarks of his clever techniques, with added humour and a hint of jazz.
It then continues with Prokofiev's second Violin Concerto, with the CBSO's Zoë Beyers. This will be Zoë's first appearance with the Sinfonia.
The Swan of Tuonela by Sibelius follows, with its haunting and mystical cor anglais solo.
The concert finishes with Nielsen's Symphony No. 1, with its very obviously Danish atmosphere and tunes.
An exciting concert!
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