Burford Orchestra Summer 2012 Concert Poster
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The Burford Orchestra will hold its Summer Concert 2012 on Saturday June 30th at 7:30pm at the Burford School in Burford. The concert will feature Brahms' Symphony no. 1, Mozart's Flute Concerto in G major with soloist Emme Bains, and Weber's Der Freischutz Overture, conducted by Jonathan Timms with Martin Dare-Edwards as leader. Adult tickets are £7 in advance or £8 at the door, with child tickets £3.50 in advance or £4 at the door.
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- 1. BURFORD ORCHESTRA PRESENTS SUMMER CONCERT 2012 SATURDAY 30 JUNE 7:30pm BURFORD SCHOOL, Burford BRAHMS Symphony no. 1 MOZART Flute Concerto in G major WEBER Der Freischutz Overture Grant aided by ADULT TICKETS : £7 in advance / £8 on door CONDUCTOR Jonathan Timms CHILD : £3.50 in advance / £4 on door LEADER Martin Dare-Edwards EMAIL : pands@thelindons.plus.com SOLOIST Emme Bains TELEPHONE : 01993 883490