Salisbury Sinfonia
Classical orchestra
Salisbury Sinfonia presents an annual season of concerts in and around Salisbury. It aims to provide interesting and varied programmes of music. The orchestra's core repertoire is that of the classical period, particularly Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven, but its concerts have included a wide range of works, from Baroque to the 21st century. It also sets out to encourage young, particularly local, instrumental soloists, composers and conductors.
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Sunday 19 May 2024
Venue: St Thomas's Church Address: St Thomas's Square, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP1 1BA Telephone: 01722 322537 Event: Salisbury Sinfonia Concert - 3pm - An programme of music by Mendelssohn and Bach to enjoy on a May afternoon. The concert will proceed without an interval, so please enjoy a glass of wine or fruit juice in the church before the concert. 
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SUNDAY 19 MAY 2024
Salisbury Sinfonia Concert
Venue: St Thomas's Church
3pm
An programme of music by Mendelssohn and Bach to enjoy on a May afternoon. The concert will proceed without an interval, so please enjoy a glass of wine or fruit juice in the church before the concert.
