RAYMOND GUBBAY presents Saturday 16 November 7.30pm


Mozart’s choral masterpiece crowns a sublime evening of his greatest works.


THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO OVERTURE PIANO CONCERTO NO. 21


REQUIEM ORCHESTRA OF THE SWAN CITY OF BIRMINGHAM CHOIR


Eleanor Dennis soprano Anna Huntley mezzo soprano Samuel Boden tenor Benjamin Cahn baritone Anthony Hewitt piano


Adrian Lucas conductor


SYMPHONY HALL – BIRMINGHAM Box Office 0121 345 0603 Book online thsh.co.uk RAYMOND GUBBAY presents


ORFF O Fortuna from Carmina Burana SOUSA Liberty Bell March HANDEL Hallelujah Chorus STRAUSS Blue Danube Waltz VERDI Grand March from Aida


PUCCINI O soave fanciulla VERDI Brindisi from La traviata RAVEL Bolero


COPLAND Fanfare for the Common Man ROSSINI Overture from William Tell JENKINS Benedictus ELGAR Nimrod


LAND OF HOPE AND GLORY JERUSALEM NESSUN DORMA RULE, BRITANNIA! City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra


With special guests RICHARD and ADAM JOHNSON (Britain’s Got Talent finalists 2013)


Birmingham Choral Union Muskets and Cannons of the Moscow Militia


Benjamin Pope conductor Marc Heller tenor Catrin Aur soprano Durham Marenghi lighting designer


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