Tickets
You can buy tickets directly from our site below with PayPal or with a credit or debit card. You will need to present or print off your ticket and show it on the door. You can also buy tickets from Decanter Spirit in Bromsgrove High Street, B61 8AJ or over the phone from 01527 757990.
Or, you can come on the door - but should concerts be sold out, unfortunately, you won't be able to watch.
OSJ Gala Concert, Sunday 21st July 2019
Sunday 21st July 2019
7.30pm
2019 MusicFest Gala Concert
Wagner Overture to Tannhäuser
Grieg Incidental Music to Peer Gynt
Sibelius Symphony No.2
A symphony of love, sunshine, and blue, blue sky - an uplifting programme of orchestral music by Wagner, Grieg and Sibelius that will stir the emotions!
www.bromsgrovefestival.co.uk/whats-on
*NB accompanied child and students (with I.D) free
OSJ 'Sabrina - Spirit of the Severn'
Sabrina – Spirit of the Severn: The World premiere of a brand new opera by Worcester Composer, Claire Prewer. OSJ and children from Worcestershire tell the tale of the legend of Sabrina (the Roman name for the River Severn), the innocent girl who is transformed into the Goddess of the River.
St. John's Church, Bromsgrove, 5pm
Conductor: Richard Jenkinson
Tickets: £5 in advance and on the door. Accompanied children attend free of charge.
OSJ hosts Sinfonia Dal Capo
OSJ hosts Sinfonia Dal Capo
'Formed in 2018, Sinfonia Dal Capo is a chamber orchestra based in the Midlands comprising of local, talented musicians. The orchestra give three regular concerts a year with additional tours around the West Midland and Worcestershire areas.
The orchestra was created to be like 'giant' chamber music. As there is no conductor the ensemble relies heavily on listening and looking and each player is encouraged to contribute with musical ideas or thoughts, which is often not possible in standard orchestral rehearsals.
Our aim is to bring our love for music into the community and make classical music more accessible to the general public. We play music ranging from early Baroque through to Romantic and Modern music (even though the later periods generally rely on larger string forces).'
Programme:
Beethoven Violin Concerto
Charlotte Moseley, violin
Schubert Symphony No.5
NB accompanied children free