A Christmas Performance at Gibside – Sunday 15 December

Gibside Chapel, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE16 6BG

Sunday 15th December
Rehearsal 12pm, Performances at 1.30pm and 2.15pm.

We’re so delighted that we can perform at Gibside! We’d love you to come and support us, and enjoy a festive day out.

Music: Christmas Overture – Coleridge-Taylor, Sleigh Ride – Anderson, some carols, and likely a surprise piece!

We have a fantastic line-up, and the orchestra is almost full, so we can only offer places if you play the trumpet, cello or double bass – if you’re interested, please sign up HERE.

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Cobweb News – Classical Café, A Christmas Performance at Gibside, A Month of Dances

Congratulations to those of you who took part in ‘Child of our Time’ at The Glasshouse – so great to see some Cobwebbers on the big stage.

We’re getting excited for our own performance on Sunday at Middlesbrough Town Hall, as part of the Classical Cafe series. It’s a fmaily friendly concert, so please consider coming along. All the information to buy tickets is here: Classical Café: Cobweb Orchestra in Concert | Middlesbrough Box Office

More in this week’s Cobweb News:
Classical Café with Peter Gulbis
A Christmas Performance at Gibside
A Month Of… Dances

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CANCELLED – CCO CONCERT

Apologies, we have had to CANCEL the concert which was to have been held in Carlisle this Sunday 24th November.

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Butterworth, Classical Café, Gibside Christmas performance, January month of dances enrolments

In this week’s Cobweb News:
Study Day: Butterworth – A Shropshire Lad and other songs with Joe Davies and Lucy Britton (soprano) – Violas and Bassoons needed!
Classical Café with Peter Gulbis – Brass and bassoons particularly welcome!
A Christmas Performance at Gibside – are you interested?
January – A Month of Dances – enrolment now open!
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Cobweb News – AGM and Autumn events

It was a fantastic event on Sunday at our AGM in Northallerton. Thanks to all of you for joining the event and having a great look at Scheherazade with Mark. Congratulations to Megs Rogers (clarinet) on joining the Trustees; it’s great to have her!  Ruth Tanner is retiring from the Trustees, having completed her 9 years. Amazingly she has been the Secretary for those 9 years. That is truly quite an achievement. We all owe a huge thanks to Ruth. Although she will no longer be a Trustee, she will remain as our Librarian, and we need to also thank her for the enormous amount of work she does in making sure groups and events have the music they need. Michael Cave has also resigned from the Trustees, and we’d like to thank him for all the sterling work he has done for The Cobweb Orchestra. He was Chair of the Trustees during Covid and the time we were having to appoint a new Artistic Director, two huge tasks that he handled with great diplomacy and skilful organisation.

As we gear up to a well-earned half term break, we encourage you to have a think about joining us for the rest of our Autumn programme.

Watch out for future news on the ‘Month Of…’ series in January to get in your diaries. The theme is ‘Dances’ – perfect to lift the January blues! 

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AGM with Scheherazade / Butterworth Study Day / Classical Café

We’re getting excited for the event on Sunday with such a great big orchestra attending for our AGM and Study Day on Rimsky-Korsakov’s Scheherazade with Mark. There’s still spaces for you all but if you’re coming along, please let us know as soon as possible. The members who have signed up will receive the papers electronically.

In this week’s Cobweb News:

Cobweb Orchestra AGM with Study Day on Rimsky Korsakov’s Scheherazade – this Sunday!

Study Day: Butterworth – A Shropshire Lad and other songs with Joe Davies and Lucy Britton (soprano)
Classical Café with Peter Gulbis

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Film Music Day with Bill Connor CANCELLED

Unfortunately, the event planned for Saturday 12 October has had to be CANCELLED due to an unprecedented low numbers of string players.

To help us shape future programmes, please let us know why you were unable to come to the event on Saturday. Please go to the form here.

Answers can be anonymous, and are welcome from all players, not just strings. We are keen to put on events that are what people want, but we need your help and feedback to do that!

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