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蜜芽传媒 NOW Brass perform Drei Nachtst眉cke by Schumann arr. Donal Bannister

蜜芽传媒 NOW perform Mendelssohn's Hebrides Overture with conductor Dougie Boyd

蜜芽传媒 NOW Brass and Percussion perform Gavin Higgins' Sadly Now the Throstle Sings with Principal Conductor Ryan Bancroft

蜜芽传媒 NOW perform Pryor's Thoughts of Love, arranged by Donal Bannister

蜜芽传媒 NOW perform Haydn's Symphony No. 88

蜜芽传媒 NOW perform Bol茅ro de Concert by Lef茅bure-W茅ly arr. Donal Bannister

Ravel's Ma Mere l鈥橭ye, Cinq pieces enfantines - Mother Goose, Five children鈥檚 pieces

蜜芽传媒 NOW perform the world premiere of Matthew Taylor's Symphony No. 6

Matthew Featherstone and Catrin Finch perform Mozart's Concerto for Flute and Harp with 蜜芽传媒 NOW and conductor Chlo茅 van Soeterst猫de.

Berg's Three Pieces from the Lyric Suite

蜜芽传媒 NOW perform Haydn's Symphony No. 90

蜜芽传媒 NOW perform the World Premiere of Ryan Wigglesworth's Five Waltzes

Carlijn Metselaar's Time for your Walk

Beethoven Symphony No. 4

Richard Blackford's The Better Angels Of Our Nature

Four Movements for Orchestra by Nielsen, orchestrated by Joseph Swensen

Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 2

Caroline Shaw's Entr'acte

Colin Matthews ... through the glass

Mozart Symphony No. 41 'Jupiter'

Sally Beamish's Under the Wing of the Rock

Manuel de Falla's El Retable de Maese Pedro

William Mathias' Melos

Bartok's Divertimento

Wagner's Siegfried Idyll

Gavin Higgins' What Wild Ecstasy

Schreker's Chamber Symphony

Strauss' Rosenkavalier Suite

Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 - polyphony at its most graceful and nimble.

This week's concert piece is a song synonymous with Christmas, Adolphe Adam鈥檚 Cantique de Noel, better known to some as O Holy Night.

This week's concert piece is Schubert鈥檚 heartfelt and intricately beautiful Fifth Symphony.

The first performance of our December season is Strauss' mesmerising 'Four Songs, Op.27'. With soprano Kathryn Rudge lending soaring vocals and Thomas Kemp conducting, this is definitely not one to miss!

With the elegance of Elgar and the melodiousness of Dvorak, here's this week's autumn concert: Samuel Coleridge-Taylor's 'Four Novelletten'.

The piece that really put Warlock's name front and centre was the exquisitely beautiful and atmospheric symphonic poem, The Curlew; the work which even Warlock himself heralded as his best.

Described by the composer himself as 鈥渉eartfelt鈥�, Tchaikovsky's 'Serenade for Strings' is one not to miss.

Tonight's programme is Judith Bingham鈥檚 alluringly magical Strange Words.

We're delighted that 蜜芽传媒 NOW鈥檚 Section Principal Viola, Rebecca Jones, is the soloist in this week's Autumn concert from our home rehearsal space: John Woolrich's 'Ulysses Awakes'

Join us for this week's digital performance as we celebrate Black History Month with a performance of Coleridge-Taylor's 'Nonet in F minor'.

Our second October programme is three wonderfully brooding songs by Renaissance composer John Dowland.

The Capriol Suite is one of Peter Warlock鈥檚 most popular works. Originally written in 1926 for two pianos and dedicated to the Breton composer Paul Ladmirault, this lively suite was later orchestrated by the composer himself.

A mostly American Prom taking in the influences of jazz and popular music alongside iconic classic works by Barber and Copland respectively evoking a balmy Tennessee night and Pennsylvanian pioneer settlers.