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Exploring Sullivan’s range & experiencing how he evolves artistically: conductor John Andrews on his continuing exploration of the music of Sir Arthur Sullivan including a new disc of songs

Glazunov String Quartets: the Tippett Quartet

Living Voices: Whitehall Choir, Ian Tindale & Joanna Tomlinson to give premiere of Russell Hepplewhite's choral cycle setting contemporary poets' responses to the modern world

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To encourage Birmingham’s young people to get involved with creative opportunities & training: Birmingham Opera Company’s Voices of the Future

The Sixteen at St James’s: a new partnership providing the choir with its first London home

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