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Birds have been a major source of inspiration for many composers / musicians and here form the basis of Spires Philharmonic Orchestra's latest concert, A Musical Aviary.
“We love to uncover pieces of music that have lain untouched, waiting for us to breathe new life into them,” explain Spires Philharmonic Orchestra & Chorus, a community of ambitious musicmakers from Coventry. “We are acoustic adventurers, seeking out unheard gems and then programming them alongside classics we know and love, crafting concerts that are not only outstanding to listen to but that we love to perform too.”
The choir and pro/am orchestra’s latest outing sees them turning their attention to works by Bach, Beach, Beethoven, Elgar, McCartney, Unthanks and Shaw.