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Bach Orchestra Suite no 3 in D BWV1068; Cantata BWV204 Ich bin in mir vergnugt; Orchestral Suite no 4 in D BWV1069; Cantata BWV209 Non sa che sia dolore)
The Huntingdonshire Philharmonic aims to encourage and inspire a love of music in the local community by giving regular concerts in the Huntingdonshire area. It offers a wide-ranging repertoire, including works by contemporary composers, and seeks to maintain the highest possible standards of performance and presentation. Its policy is to engage soloists of high calibre, especially younger artists. It welcomes the involvement of young local musicians in the life of the Society, and it fosters links with similar societies in the area and further afield. Above all, the Phil aims to provide its members and audience with an enjoyable, varied and stimulating concert programme. http://www.huntsphil.freeserve.co.uk
London Concertante Chamber Orchestra
London Concertante is one of the country's leading chamber orchestras. With regular concerts at the top venues, including St. martin-in-the-Fields and the South Bank Centre, London Concertante also have 4 CDs available in the shops. http://www.cgrist.demon.co.uk
The LSO website includes forthcoming programme details and Barbican seating guide. On-line sales of recordings. http://www.lso.co.uk
NATIONAL ORCHESTRA WEEK
This year's National Orchestra Week (9-17 March 2002) will see professional and amateur orchestras across the country join forces to offer the widest range of concerts, family days and special events in the event's five-year history. For the first time, the Association of British Orchestras is joined by Making Music, the National Federation of Music Societies, in a partnership that will enable all orchestral musicians to take part. This unique celebration of orchestral life in the UK encourages people of all ages to take part in activities organised by their local orchestras and music groups.
Full listings of all the Week's events - helpfully arranged by both date and location - can be found on National Orchestra Week's new dedicated website www.nationalorchestraweek.org.uk which is packed with special offers and news stories. New events are added all the time, so get on-line and look out for details of concerts and activities in your area! http://www.nationalorchestraweek.org.uk
NATIONAL ORCHESTRA WEEK
This year's National Orchestra Week (9-17 March 2002) will see professional and amateur orchestras across the country join forces to offer the widest range of concerts, family days and special events in the event's five-year history. For the first time, the Association of British Orchestras is joined by Making Music, the National Federation of Music Societies, in a partnership that will enable all orchestral musicians to take part. This unique celebration of orchestral life in the UK encourages people of all ages to take part in activities organised by their local orchestras and music groups.
Full listings of all the Week's events - helpfully arranged by both date and location - can be found on National Orchestra Week's new dedicated website www.nationalorchestraweek.org.uk which is packed with special offers and news stories. New events are added all the time, so get on-line and look out for details of concerts and activities in your area! http://www.nationalorchestraweek.org.uk
A large high-standard amateur symphony orchestra based in St. Albans, performing a full season of concert in the city and surrounding area.
The 18th Century Concert Orchestra
Concerts of popular baroque music in full 18th century costume, by candlelight and on 'period' instruments.
"one of the finest exponents of baroque music in the country" - Oxford Times
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