Who needs to sing Happy Birthday when you’ve got a Reading-based orchestra lining up to perform this programme?
PIECES by black composers will help a Reading-based orchestra mark Black History Month ? and two significant birthdays.
Tag: Aldworth philharmonic
REVIEW: All stand for the Hallelujah chorus thanks to Tamesis Chamber Choir and Aldworth Philharmonic Orchestra
All stand for the hallelujah chorus
Orchestra launches crowdfunding campaign to support musicians during coronavirus pandemic
NORMALLY, when you buy a ticket for a concert, you know what the programme will be and when it’s taking ...
REVIEW: Aldworth present a concert that is out of this world
Aldworth Philharmonic OrchestraStrauss: Sunrise from Also Sprach Zarathustra, Holst The PlanetsSaturday, February 1The Great Hall, University of Reading The Aldworth ...
Orchestra's plans will make Holst's Planets accessible to families with additional needs
FRANK SINATRA thought New York was so good, he’d had to sing about it twice. But a local orchestral group ...
Aldworth Philharmonic prepare to perform in the Shadow of Stalin
ONE of the most popular orchestras in the Thames Valley is preparing to stage its autumn concert, looking at the ...
REVIEW: Aldworth Philharmonic Orchestra, January 21, 2017
Aldworth Philharmonic call themselves 'Reading's most innovative orchestra' and delight in presenting new and lesser-known works, as well as much-loved ...
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