Don’t miss this opportunity to hear Welsh sensation, mezzo-soprano Katherine Jenkins, one of the world’s top classical divas, performing a program of popular classical music with one of the world’s great symphony orchestras in Britain’s National Indoor Arena in the heart of Birmingham. A world class event by any standards. Glamorous, yet down to earth, Katherine Jenkins is redefining Classical Crossover, while pioneering a new genre of Opera Superstar. Her first album was the fastest selling album of all time by a mezzo soprano and she is the only singer in musical history to simultaneously hold first, second, and third place in the classical musiåc charts.
Her third album remained at number one for an amazing 47 weeks. The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, or CBSO, with its 90 musicians will provide a wonderful kaleidoscope of popular classical music to complement and accompany Katherine’s glorious voice. The National Indoor Arena is surrounded with restaurants of all sorts and sizes, so its a great place for pre or post concert dining.
Two tickets prices are available £35 and £25, reflecting the different seating plan options. Book now to ensure you get the tickets you want.
Come be our guest at one of the most prestigious concerts of the summer calendar.
About CBSO City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra
The CBSO is the resident orchestra of Symphony Hall, Birmingham, and is one of the world’s leading symphonic ensembles. Its inaugural concert in 1920 was conducted by Sir Edward Elgar.
The Orchestra established itself as a major force during its 18-year association with Sir Simon Rattle, and has continued to prosper under the Finnish conductor Sakari Oramo, who was appointed Principal Conductor in 1998 and Music Director in 1999.
The CBSO is in constant demand to perform all over the world. Recent tours have seen concerts in Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Holland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Romania, Spain, Switzerland, and Taiwan, in addition to regular appearances at the BBC Proms and the prestigious Aldeburgh Festival.
The CBSO is in constant demand to perform all over the world. For one night they’ll play exclusively for Rotarians in the wonderful city of Birmingham.
