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Centre Stage

Cello Ensemble - Let’s Dance!

CBSO Centre, Birmingham

Price: £10
inc. per ticket commission

Cello Ensemble.

Featuring

  • Ensemble to include – members of the CBSO Cello Section

Programme

  • Dvořák  Slavonic Dances Op. 72 No. 2
  • Warlock Capriol Suite
  • Shostakovich Waltz No. 2
  • Piazzolla Oblivion and Libertango
  • Strauss Pizzicato Polka
  • Bizet Menuet L’Arlésienne Suite No. 2; Habanerafrom Carmen
  • De Falla Ritual Fire Dance

Get closer to our musicians and discover one of Birmingham's best kept musical secrets, a series of short, informal concerts programmed and introduced by our musicians at CBSO Centre. 

Mstislav Rostropovich described the cello as a ‘hero’ because of the wide variety of tones and effects the instrument could produce. Our cello section is certainly putting it to the test! From Dvořák to Warlock and Piazzola to Shostakovich, this performance offers musical gems for all tastes.  

GOOD TO KNOW

Performance durations vary, but are usually less than 1 hour.
A selection of delicious cakes and hot drinks will be available to buy up to an hour before the performances.

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TO BOOK


Tickets can be booked online using the 'Book Now' button above, or by calling the B:Music Box Office on 0121 780 3333.

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Tickets

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