CBSO Centre
Situated on Berkley Street, CBSO Centre doubles as the administrative and rehearsal base for the Orchestra and Choruses and is also a friendly and adaptable performance space.
GETTING HERE
CBSO Centre, Berkley Street, Birmingham, B1 2LFCBSO Centre is accessible by road, rail and bus. There is on-street parking available outside the centre, and there are multiple car parks nearby. The Centre is also just a short walk from Symphony Hall.
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Ongoing roadworks and traffic restrictions within the City Centre may impact your journey.
Currently these works include the redevelopment of Brindley Place and Paradise Circus, and the extension to the Metro line.
Please check the Birmingham City Council website for up-to-date travel information.
Currently these works include the redevelopment of Brindley Place and Paradise Circus, and the extension to the Metro line.
Please check the Birmingham City Council website for up-to-date travel information.
ABOUT
CBSO Centre is is in every respect the CBSO's home - acting as both a performance and rehearsal space for the Orchestra and Choruses, and as offices for the administrative staff. It also serves as a base for the internationally-renowned Birmingham Contemporary Music Group (BCMG) and Ex Cathedra.
At the heart of the building is The Justham Auditorium - a three-storey, 300-seat rehearsal and concert venue. Fully equipped with modern sound, lighting and projection systems, as well as a system of motorized acoustic panels and banners, it's most frequently used as our main rehearsal venue, as well as the auditorium for Notelets and Centre Stage Concerts throughout the season.
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CONTACT
For general enquiries please call CBSO Centre on 0121 616 6500 or send us an email. You can find out more about hiring the Centre here.
For ticket-related questions, please contact the B:Music Box Office in the first instance, either via email or by calling 0121 289 6333.
What's On
Vaughan Williams and Fauré
Centre Stage
Thursday 9 June, 2.00pm
CBSO Centre, Birmingham
Kept under embargo in the British Library until the 1990s, Vaughan Williams’ Piano Quintet in C minor offers soaring romantic melodies and the expressive …
String Quartets
Centre Stage
Friday 17 June, 2.00pm
CBSO Centre, Birmingham
Whilst Fanny Mendelssohn may not have described herself as ‘an eccentric or overly sentimental person,’ her string quartet wrings emotion from every note. What …
Cello Ensemble
Centre Stage
Friday 24 June, 2.00pm
CBSO Centre, Birmingham
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 …