Lots of people in a gallery looking at a string quartet playing on the balcony above.

Birmingham Royal Conservatoire: Monthly Lunchtime Recitals

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About Birmingham Royal Conservatoire: Monthly Lunchtime Recitals

Celebrate the sounds of the city with monthly recitals from the exceptional students of Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. 

Held in our Industrial Gallery, these free lunchtime performances take place on the last Friday of every month — offering a unique chance to enjoy world-class talent in an inspiring setting.

27th March - Jazz Trio (voice, piano and double bass)

24th April - Triptych Folk Trio

29th May - Half Brassed (7-piece brass and percussion ensemble)

26th June - Ami Vocal Quartet (barbershop-style group)

 

More about the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire 

Royal Birmingham Conservatoire proudly boasts a wide range of artists, from prize-winning concert pianists to lively folk ensembles and jazz bands.

RBC has been training world-class performers in the city since 1886. Instilled with the highest level of professionalism and an internationally recognised education, RBC musicians continuously delight audiences with the finest quality live music full of passion, emotion and energy.
 

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  • The Industrial Gallery, a large ornate gallery with ironwork arches and large glazed roof windows showing a display based on Made In Birmingham.
  • The Industrial Gallery, a large ornate gallery with ironwork arches and large glazed roof windows showing a display based on Made In Birmingham.
  • The Industrial Gallery ceiling with large neon sign that says 'Made in Birmingham'.
  • Lots of people in a gallery looking at a string quartet playing on the balcony above.
  • A string quartet playing on the balcony in a gallery, a pink neon 'Made In Birmingham' sign is above.
  • Lots of people in a gallery looking at a string quartet playing on the balcony above.
  • Side view of a string quartet playing on the balcony in a gallery, part of a pink neon sign can be seen above that reads 'Made In Birmingham'.

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