Concert by the Salisbury Sinfonia conducted by Richard Parsons at St Thomas's Church.
Salisbury Sinfonia are playing at St Thomas's Church on Saturday 6 February, with Richard Parsons conducting. It's a full evening of music in the heart of the city, and if you've been following the Sinfonia's work around Salisbury, this is one of their main dates for the early part of the year.
The Sinfonia is a local orchestra, and having them play here in Salisbury makes it an easy one to get to. The concert is directed by Richard Parsons, who'll be leading the ensemble through the programme. It's a proper orchestral night, so you'll have the full sound of the Sinfonia filling the space rather than a smaller chamber group.
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As for the venue, St Thomas's Church is right in the centre of town at 5 St Thomas's Square, SP1 1BA. It's a familiar spot for music in the city, and since it's so central, it's an easy walk or a short trip from wherever you're coming from. The music starts at 7:30 pm and runs through to 9:30 pm, so it's a full two-hour programme that takes you right into the evening.
