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Classical Arts NI Update March 2012

Posted on March 16, 2012 by classicalartsni

This month’s update includes a chance to win tickets to see La Traviata at the Belfast Waterfront in April and the usual mix of news and events coming up in the next month. Click here to see this month’s update … Continue reading →

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Classical Arts NI Update February 2012

Posted on February 9, 2012 by classicalartsni

This month’s update includes a chance to win tickets to see the Ulster Orchestra’s Hungary Meets America concert in March and the usual mix of news and events coming up in the next month. Click here to see this month’s … Continue reading →

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Classical Arts NI Update January 2012

Posted on January 10, 2012 by classicalartsni

This month’s update includes a chance to win tickets to see the Belfast Waterfront’s International Orchestral Series in February and May and the usual mix of news and events coming up in the next month. Click here to see this … Continue reading →

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Classical Arts NI Update December 2011

Posted on December 13, 2011 by classicalartsni

This month’s update includes a chance to win tickets to see Le Corsaire at the Queen’s Film Theatre in March and the usual mix of news and events coming up in the next month. Click here to see this month’s … Continue reading →

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Classical Arts NI Update November 2011

Posted on November 11, 2011 by classicalartsni

This month’s update includes a chance to win tickets to see English Touring Opera at the Grand Opera House in March, reviews of Orpheus In The Underworld and Carlos Acosta, the launch of this year’s International Festival of Chamber Music … Continue reading →

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Classical Arts NI Update October 2011

Posted on October 1, 2011 by classicalartsni

This month’s update includes a bumper competition to celebrate our 5th birthday, some special offers from this year’s Ulster Bank Belfast Festival At Queen’s, NI Opera’s new production from the pen of Rory Bremner and the usual mix of news … Continue reading →

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Classical Arts NI Update September 2011

Posted on September 12, 2011 by classicalartsni

This month’s update includes highlights you can look forward to from this year’s Ulster Bank Belfast Festival At Queen’s, the first concerts in the Ulster Orchestra’s new season and the usual mix of news and events coming up in the … Continue reading →

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Classical Arts NI Update August 2011

Posted on August 5, 2011 by classicalartsni

This month’s update includes a chance to win tickets to see the Irish Baroque Symphony Orchestra at the Crescent Arts Centre in September, highlights you can look forward to from this year’s Ulster Bank Belfast Festival At Queen’s, and the … Continue reading →

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Classical Arts NI Update June 2011

Posted on June 10, 2011 by classicalartsni

This month includes a chance to win tickets to see the Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra at the Belfast Waterfront in October, season launches from NI Opera and the Ulster Orchestra, and the usual mix of news and events coming up in … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Ballet, Ballet Manila, Beethoven, Belfast, Belfast Waterfront, Benjamin Britten, Britten, Bruch, Classical Music, Colm Carey, Conor Mitchell, culture northern ireland, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, Derry, Die Meistersinger Von Nurnberg, Divertissement, Don Giovanni, English National Opera, Festival of Voice 2011, Francesco Paolo Scola, Friends Of The Ulster Orchestra, Gianni Schicchi, Glazunov, Glinka, Glyndebourne, Grand Opera House, Great Hall, Handel, Hansel & Gretel, Humperdinck, Ian Wilson, Il Tabarro, International Orchestral Series, JoAnn Falletta, Lang Lang, Lisa Macuja-Elizalde, London, Londonderry, Magee Campus, Millennium Forum, Mozart, Mulholland Organ, Mussorgsky, NI Opera, Noel Rawsthorne, Northern Ireland, Offenbach, Opera, Opera Unwrapped, Orion Duo, Orpheus In The Underworld, Percy Whitlock, Philip Hammond, Pop Up Pic 'n' Mix Festival, Principal Conductor, Prokovief, QFT, Queen's Film Theatre, Rachel O'Riordan, Ransom Theatre Company, Rebecca Caine, review, Rigoletto, Rory Bremner, Rossini, Royal Opera House, Schumann, Scottish Opera, Sollima, Songs For Jean McConville, Tamara Rojo, Tartini, The Seas, The Stars, Titanic Centenary, Turn of the Screw, Ulster Bank Belfast Festival at Queen's, Ulster Hall, Ulster Orchestra, University Of Ulster, Verdi, William Russell, Young Vic, Yuri Simonov | Leave a comment

Classical Arts NI Update May 2011

Posted on May 7, 2011 by classicalartsni

This month includes a chance to win tickets for the Ulster Orchestra’s lunchtime recital with Michael McHale in June, a big announcement from the Belfast Waterfront regarding their new International Orchestral series in 2011/2012, and the usual mix of news … Continue reading →

Posted in Newsletter | Tagged Alley Theatre, Ardhowen Theatre, Bach, Ballet, Bartók, Belfast, Belfast Music Society, Belfast Waterfront, Berlin Symphony Orchestra, Bernstein, Bruch, Chamber Philharmonic Europe, Classical Music, Cleopatra, concert, Copland, Coppelia, de Falla, Down Arts Centre, Downpatrick, Dvorak, English Touring Opera, Enniskillen, Enrico Caruso, European Ballet, Fantastic Mr Fox, Faure, Fine Arts Brass, Gershwin, Gianni Schicchi, Glinka, Grand Opera House, Gried, Grieg, Hummel, Humperdinck, Il Tabarro, Island Arts Centre, La clemenza di tito, Malcolm Arnold, Mendelssohn, Michael McHale, Moscow Philharmonic, Newcastle, Northern Ballet, Northern Ireland, Omagh, Opera, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Russian State Philharmonic, Strabane, Strule Arts Centre, Studio Symphony Orchestra, Ulster Hall, Ulster Orchestra, Vivaldi, Wilby | Leave a comment

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