A Celebration of the World of Wind Music
Sunday 25 March, Sheffield University, Firth Hall
£8.50, £6 (Concessions), £3 (Students, Under 26s, Unwaged)
Sheffield University & Manchester University Wind Orchestras will be joining forces for this high profile event in the Wind Music world. Each will perform individually, showcasing the talent & excellence of both award winning wind orchestras with programmes featuring well known wind orchestra pieces and new works by Peter Meecham & George Morton. Both orchestras will also be performing together in a rarely seen double orchestra performance for the highlight of the concert. This event promises to be a truly spectacular show of the world of wind music.
To Book: www.sheffield.ac.uk/concerts
A Celebration of the World of Wind Music
Sunday 25 March, Sheffield University, Firth Hall
£8.50, £6 (Concessions), £3 (Students, Under 26s, Unwaged)
Sheffield University & Manchester University Wind Orchestras will be joining forces for this high profile event in the Wind Music world. Each will perform individually, showcasing the talent & excellence of both award winning wind orchestras with programmes featuring well known wind orchestra pieces and new works by Peter Meecham & George Morton. Both orchestras will also be performing together in a rarely seen double orchestra performance for the highlight of the concert. This event promises to be a truly spectacular show of the world of wind music.
To Book: www.sheffield.ac.uk/concerts
Sheffield University Wind Orchestra
Sheffield University Wind Orchestra is an award winning dynamic group of young musicians drawn from across the University. Our concert schedule is often filled with regular performances in Sheffield, London and a yearly tour to Europe that enable us to explore a wide variety of repertoire written for symphonic wind band. From Leuven Cathedral in Belgium to St. Paul’s Church in Covent Garden to Weston Park Band Stand in Sheffield, we perform suitable high quality concerts that show our enthusiasm & enjoyment.
Formed in 2000 by the continuing director Anthony Houghton, SUWO has grown from performing one or two concerts a year to being one of the most dynamic musical groups at the University. SUWO is also proud to be providing opportunities for student conductors and to première new works by students and keen composers. Click here for more information