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PEOPLE are advised to book tickets for a Wokingham summer concert by the end of this week if they want to enjoy an early bird discount.
Crowthorne Symphony Orchestra’s jazzy programme of music will have an all-American flavour, and features the return of soloist Daniel King Smith.
The group describes its forthcoming concert as an exciting collection of pieces that include Gershwin’s Piano Concerto, a trip to the American West with Copland’s Rodeo, John Adams’ The Chairman Dances, Bernstein’s Overture to Candide and – as an antidote to the high energy – Barber’s Adagio for Strings.
The event will take place at All Saints Church, Norreys, Wokingham, on Saturday, July 5.
Music begins at 7.30pm, with tickets available for £17, or £14 if booked by Sunday, May 18.
Under 19s enter free of charge.
For information, and tickets, visit: crowthorneorchestra.com
