Sunday, 1 April 2012
People's Orchestra
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A new orchestra is launching in Birmingham; the People's Orchestra is looking for talented amateur musicians / Their first gig is at the Adrian Boult Hall on November 4th and auditions take place at the Custard Factory on 22nd and 29th April. More details at their web-site, www.thepeoplesorchestra.com
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