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Summer Festival Opera - Benjamin Britten's Paul Bunyan
Date
08 - 10/06/2012
Description
SUMMER FESTIVAL OPERA PAUL BUNYAN by Benjamin Britten Friday 8 June, 7pm Saturday 9 June, 3pm Sunday 10 June, 6pmAn entertaining and fascinating operetta based on the North American folk legend of Paul Bunyan, the giant lumberjack! Standing as tall as the Empire State Building, this behemoth of a man chopped his way across a newly founded America and into the hearts of its citizens. Paul Bunyan entertains adults and children alike, combining Britten's beautiful music, which features folksongs, hymns and blues, with a libretto by W. H. Auden. Come and see some of the University's most talented performers in this summer's gigantic musical adventure!Part of the Summer Festival of Music. The Summer Festival of Music has been running at the University of Birmingham for over 20 years. It is a week-long festival organised by students to create music-making opportunities for performers from across the University and the wide community. Each year the festival welcomes new participants in a variety of roles - from conductors, composers and the many members of the ensembles to the organising commitee - ensuring that there is something for everyone. This year the Birmingham-based Edward's Trust is our charity partner.Tickets: £15, £10 concessions, £8 Barber Friends, £5 Students Tickets available in person at the Barber Reception desk or by telephone on 0121 414 7333. For more information visit www.barber.org.uk
Music at University Community Day
Date
10/06/2012
Description
Music at University Community DaySunday 10 June, 11am - 4pmUniversity of Birmingham, Edgbaston CampusJoin Wind and Brass Bands in Chancellor's Court throughout Community Day as they perform an exciting range of music, including some Olympic-themed works. As part of the launch of the new Bramall Music Building, Big Band will also be performing several sets in its Elgar Concert Hall. During this day of family fun you can hear music from The Incredibles and Chariots of Fire, and the brass band classic Floral Dance. The Brass Band also fly the University flag in the 2012 Cultural Olympiad as they participate in 'Brass the Baton', an international relay race involving five conductor's batons, each representing on of the five Olympic rings. The race starts at the prestigious European Brass Band Championships on Sunday 6 May and the batons reach their destination during the London 2012 Festival on Sunday 22 July. Inspired by London 2012.Part of the Summer Festival of Music. The Summer Festival of Music has been running at the University of Birmingham for over 20 years. It is a week-long festival organised by students to create music-making opportunities for performers from across the University and the wide community. Each year the festival welcomes new participants in a variety of roles - from conductors, composers and the many members of the ensembles to the organising commitee - ensuring that there is something for everyone. This year the Birmingham-based Edward's Trust is our charity partner.Admission FREE.For more information about Music at University Community Day, call 0121 414 7333 or visit www.barber.org.uk
A Chorus Line: Broadway Sing-Along
Date
12/06/2012
Description
A Chorus Line: Broadway Sing-AlongTuesday 12 June, 2 - 5pmThe Barber Institute of Fine ArtsWarm up your vocal cords and join us for an afternoon of show-stoppers, as our Musical Director, Alex Parker, leads a fun singing session of some of Broadway's and the West End's best-loved chorus numbers. The afternoon culminates in a performance with show band accompaniment. Part of the Summer Festival of Music. The Summer Festival of Music has been running at the University of Birmingham for over 20 years. It is a week-long festival organised by students to create music-making opportunities for performers from across the University and the wide community. Each year the festival welcomes new participants in a variety of roles - from conductors, composers and the many members of the ensembles to the organising commitee - ensuring that there is something for everyone. This year the Birmingham-based Edward's Trust is our charity partner. Tickets: £3. Purchase in advance from the Barber Institute of Fine Arts. For more information call 0121 414 7333 or visit www.barber.org.uk
Chamber Ensembles and Choir
Date
13/06/2012
Description
Chamber Ensembles and ChoirWednesday 13 June, 7.30pmThe Barber Institute of Fine ArtsJoin us for an intimate evening of chamber music featuring ensembles from across the University, along with the Chamber Choir performing a collection of classical and popular choral works, among them Dowland's Come Again and Vaughan Williams's The Turtle Dove. The programme also includes the première of the winning entry in this year's Festival Composition Competition.Part of the Summer Festival of Music. The Summer Festival of Music has been running at the University of Birmingham for over 20 years. It is a week-long festival organised by students to create music-making opportunities for performers from across the University and the wide community. Each year the festival welcomes new participants in a variety of roles - from conductors, composers and the many members of the ensembles to the organising commitee - ensuring that there is something for everyone. This year the Birmingham-based Edward's Trust is our charity partner.Tickets: £5, £4 Concessions and £3 StudentsBook in person at the Barber Reception desk or call 0121 414 7333. For more information visit www.barber.org.uk
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