DATE | TIMES | EVENT & LOCATION |
Thursday 27 August | 11:30am & 1:30pm | Notelets: A family friendly performance of Wind in the Willows at Birmingham Library |
11:30am | Solo Harp at Birmingham Children’s Hospital | |
Friday 28 August | 3pm & 5pm | The CBSO and CBSO Chorus take over the concourse at New Street Station |
Saturday 29 August | 11:30am | Flute and harp duo at Birmingham Library |
11:30am | Music Director Kazuki Yamada will make his much-anticipated return to the CBSO’s branded West Midlands Metro Tram | |
2pm | CBSO in the City makes its Solihull debut, with CBSO Brass performing at Touchwood’s Summer Sessions at the Beach in Theatre Square | |
2:30pm | A string quartet plays in the The Exchange’s Banking Hall café alongside the University of Birmingham’s breathtaking Helios installation by British artist Luke Jerram | |
2:45pm & 4pm | Saxophonist and CBSO Collaborative Artist Jess Gillam leads Saxophones in the City, a mass ‘come and play’ clarinet and saxophone event at Brindleyplace with over 60 participants ranging from age 12 to 89 | |
Sunday 30 August | 11am & 2pm | String trio (11am) and string quartet (2pm) performances at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, with opportunity to view ‘EVERY THING MUST GO’, a new exhibition by Joe Lycett |
2pm & 6pm | Infinite Opera, Grand Union & the CBSO present ‘Open for Business’, an ambitious community operatic performance unfolding across nine venues in Digbeth. | |
2pm | CBSO Woodwind Ensemble in Birmingham Botanical Gardens | |
Monday 31 August | 1pm & 3pm | Full Orchestra performs in the Bullring, at the heart of the city centre |
2pm | Solo Harp at Birmingham Botanical Gardens |
