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Cbso 2026/27 Viennese New Year

Symphony Hall, BirminghamSunday 3. January 2027 3pmFrom £5
Violin players
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This concert celebrates the golden age of Viennese waltzes with a programme including - of course - the music of ‘The Waltz King’ himself, Johan Strauss II.

This concert celebrates the golden age of Viennese waltzes with a programme including - of course - the music of ‘The Waltz King’ himself, Johan Strauss II.

The Blue Danube makes an appearance - for what New Year concert would be complete without it? - among a wealth of other musical treats, including the overture to Die Fledermaus and Unter Donner und Blitz: not shorthand for Santa’s reindeers, but Strauss’s ‘Thunder and Lightning’ polka.

Dynamic young conductor Tess Jackson leads the CBSO, which is joined by the sensational soprano, Aylish Tynan.

This is champagne in musical form.This concert is generously supported by Peter How.Details of how to register and use our Access Scheme can be found here.

Please register for a range of tickets and services including companion tickets and wheelchair positionsHere's everything you need to know to make your visit run smoother than a Sade Operator...B:Eats is the Symphony Hall cafe serving fresh, seasonal, delicious dishes for daytime dining or pre-show treats.Home of the Brummie Bacon Cake, a menu of classic dishes with contemporary twists and a selection of hot drinks and cake, B:Eats has many veggie, vegan and gluten-free options which are bound to hit the right note for a quick snack or pre-show dinner.Mon - Sat: 11am - 4pmMon - Sat evenings: Open till 30 mins before performance startSundays: Open 2 hrs prior to performances onlyNot open for Symphony Hall Flipped Stage performances

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