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The CBSO has selected a programme of music which they’re confident will be as bold, fast, and full of energy as the ultimate race day. Indeed, ‘from the unstoppable drive of Beethoven and Shostakovich, to the playful rhythms of Valerie Coleman and the sweeping melodies of Brahms, every piece is packed with excitement’.
Jack Lovell-Huckle (pictured) conducts.
Symphony Hall, Birmingham
3pm £12