A BEEFY all-Beethoven programme will be on the menu when the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra makes a welcome return to Warwickshire next week.
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Opera: composer Errolyn Wallen works at coalface Jun 13 2008
COMPOSER Errolyn Wallen wasn't afraid to get her hands dirty when she decided to write a choral symphony to preserve centuries of Welsh coal-mining history. more
Ex Cathedra Apr 1 2008
Birmingham-based choir ensemble Ex Cathedra begin their 40th birthday celebrations with an ambitious recreation of an 18th century concert that helped put Birmingham on the musical map. more
Great Britten Mar 3 2008
Birmingham Conservatoire’s fifth Chamber MusicFest celebrates the music of Benjamin Britten more
Hello, goodbye Feb 19 2008
Incoming CBSO Music Director
Andris Nelsons makes his first official
appearance with the orchestra. more
All Angels Dec 12 2007
After the success of their Classical Brit nominated eponymous debut album, teenage classical/crossover vocal quartet All Angels have continued to widen their net more
Welsh myths and Scottish origins Nov 21 2007
James Macmillan talks to Christopher Morley about his new opera The Sacrifice, which is to be performed by the Welsh National Opera in Birmingham more
Music collaboration wins a Jaguar Nov 21 2007
A 27-year collaboration between Mitchells & Butlers and the CBSO was recognised at an awards ceremony last night. more
From opera pit to podium of the CBSO Nov 15 2007
Like many other conductors - Sakari Oramo and Andris Nelsons among them - Edward Gardner owes part of his glittering success to having been in the right place at the right time. more
