Christmas brass classics played by the WSO Brass Quintet, the opening chamber concert of the Worthing Symphony Orchestra's centenary season.
The Worthing Symphony Orchestra bring a programme of Christmas brass classics to the Assembly Hall on Wednesday 9 December, starting at 7pm. It's a brass-led evening of festive repertoire, with the WSO Brass Quintet taking the lead.
There's a bit more to this than just a one-off Christmas gig. The orchestra is currently in the middle of its centenary season, marking 100 years of music from 1926 to 2026. To celebrate, they've put together a new series of intimate chamber concerts in collaboration with Shoreham's Ropetackle Arts Centre, and this brass programme is the opening instalment of that series. So, while the WSO usually fills the Assembly Hall with a full orchestra, this is a smaller, more focused ensemble.
It's worth keeping in mind how the orchestra works. They run a full season of eight concerts a year at the Assembly Hall, and they rely on the generosity of individuals, organisations and charitable trusts to put it on, with the cost running to over £150,000. This brass night is part of that wider commitment to keeping live music going in the town.
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Tickets are between £5 and £20, and the concert starts at 7pm on Wednesday 9 December at the Assembly Hall, BN11 1HQ.
