Bromsgrove Concerts' next concert is at Artrix on Friday January 20th 8pm with the Coull quartet and Mark Bebbington playing 20th Century and contemporary English chamber music.
To hear many of the finest young chamber music performers, keep Sunday, February 5th, 2012, a clear date in your diaries.
Students from schools, colleges and music centres across the Midlands will be taking part in a competition for the Bernard Statman Memorial Prize for Chamber Music, at the Birmingham Conservatoire.
The competition is open to performers in two age groups (12 – 15 years) and 16 – 19 years) and they can play works for strings and or wind groups with or without piano, ensembles for wind and strings or duos.
All stages of the competition will be held at the Conservatoire on February 5th with the Finals’ Concert in the Recital Hall, at 7pm.
BirminBirmingham ChamberBirmingham Chamber Music Society is delighted to support this splendid venture by offering a concert performance for one of the winning finalists. They will be invited to perform at the Society’s 60th anniversary concert, at the Adrian Boult Hall, on March 17th, 2012, when the featured artists will be the highly acclaimed Enesco Quartet.
The 60th BCMS Season will include
a vibrant range of chamber music featuring contemporary music alongside the classical
and romantic repertoire..
Tickets available on the door £16 (£3)
Children under 16 free (when
accompanied by an adult)
Dine at Strada - with your BCMS members discount
(see News and Offers for more information)
The Birmingham
Chamber Music Society
promotes six recitals a year, giving Midland concert goers the opportunity to hear
the finest music for quartets, trios, duets, soloists and occasionally, larger chamber
ensembles of international stature. For over half a century the society has maintained
a reputation for spotting and encouraging new talents.
Featuring music from the late baroque and classical periods
through romanticism and impressionism to the present day - from the familiar repertoire to
BCMS commissions of new works - as well as annual composition and performance prizes
to students of the Birmingham Conservatoire.
Featuring music from the late baroque and classical periods through romanticism and impressionism to the present day - from the familiar repertoire to BCMS commissions of new works - as well as annual composition and performance prizes to students of the Birmingham Conservatoire.
Birmingham Chamber Music Society recitals are held
in the Adrian
Boult Hall at the Birmingham
Conservatoire BCU .
The BCMS is extremely grateful for recent financial support.
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