Residencies
Britten Sinfonia performs all over the UK and internationally. As Resident Orchestra in Cambridge and Norwich, we have a particularly strong relationship with the East of England. We also have major concert series at London's Southbank Centre and Wigmore Hall.
Cambridge
In Cambridge, Britten Sinfonia performs at West Road Concert Hall and has occasional concerts at college chapels including Trinity and King's. During 2010-11, we will be performing five evening and four lunchtime concerts at West Road Concert Hall. ,
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Norwich
In 2010-11, Britten Sinfonia is delighted to be returning to Norwich's recently refurbished Theatre Royal. The theatre will host our four evening concerts, whilst the four lunchtime concerts take place at the nearby Assembly House.
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London
Britten Sinfonia performs regularly at the Southbank Centre's Queen Elizabeth Hall, with five evening concerts during 2010-11 as well as our festival appearances over the summer with the City of London Festival and the BBC Proms.Our lunchtime concerts take place at Wigmore Hall.
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Next Production
Britten Sinfonia At Lunch October
London, Norwich, Cambridge and Birmingham
06 - 15 October 2010
Shostakovich’s Piano Quintet is an acknowledged masterpiece and at the heart of this opening concert in Britten Sinfonia’s award-winning lunchtime series. Arguable his best known chamber work, it’s a piece hugely admired by two composers also featured in this concert. The celebrated composer James MacMillan is represented by four miniatures each dedicated to important figures in his life, including Brother Walfrid, founder of Celtic football club, and fellow Scottish composers Sir Peter Maxwell Davies and Sally Beamish. Maxwell Davies turns the tables with a brand new work in tribute to James MacMillan, co-commissioned by Britten Sinfonia and Wigmore Hall.
