YOU SHALL GO TO THE PROMS! WIN TICKETS FOR THIS YEAR’S CBSO PROMS PERFORMANCE
Start your summer in style and join us for a musical stroll along the prom prom Proms at the world’s most famous classical music festival in the iconic setting of London’s Royal Albert Hall. This year, the CBSO will be performing works by Glinka, Smyth and Rachmaninoff and are delighted that acclaimed violinist Elena Urioste and horn player Ben Goldscheider will be joining us. Our next Chief Conductor and Artistic Advisor Kazuki Yamada conducts and this will be a particularly special occasion as it will mark Kazuki’s debut at the Proms. There are two pairs of tickets to be won and the prize includes return transfer from Birmingham by coach (see below for further details of the travel arrangements). To be in with a chance of winning a pair of tickets simply answer this question: Q. Who will be conducting this year’s CBSO BBC Proms performance? facebook.com/thecbso
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Answers should be emailed to: marketing@cbso.co.uk with ‘Proms Competition’ in the subject line. Alternatively, entries can be posted to: Proms Competition, CBSO Marketing Department, CBSO Centre, Berkley Street, Birmingham B1 2LF. Please include your name, address and a contact number. The closing date for entries is Friday 15 July and the lucky winners will be notified week commencing 18 July. Good luck! Coach travel details The coach will leave Birmingham at 9.00am from the small roundabout on Cambridge Street (at the back of the REP Theatre). Once we arrive in London at approximately 12pm there will be two drop-offs –one at Marble Arch, one at the Royal Albert Hall, giving you an afternoon of leisure in the capital city. The Proms concert begins at 7.30pm and should end at approximately 9.30pm. After the concert, the coach will collect us from the Royal Albert Hall and we will arrive back in Birmingham at around midnight.
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