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The People's Requiem

Marking a return to large-scale music making, and in memory of those who have lost their lives during the pandemic, The People’s Requiem featured a massed orchestra and choir, comprised of Royal Northern Sinfonia, Chorus of Royal Northern Sinfonia, and over 200 musicians from the North East community. Following several months of rehearsals – both…
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The People's Requiem

A return to mass music-making as over 200 musicians from the North East join Royal Northern Sinfonia and its Chorus to raise the roof of Sage One.
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Here for the Earth - The Glasshouse Joins Music Declares Emergency

Having significantly lowered its emissions over 9 years, The Glasshouse International Centre for Music now looks to help reduce emissions related to travel, the broader music industry and its supply chain.
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Celebrated conductor Sir Roger Norrington to give his last ever concert with Royal Northern Sinfonia on Thursday 18 November

In what promises to be a very special evening, Royal Northern Sinfonia is celebrating not only the music of Haydn but Sir Roger Norrington himself, as he takes to the stage for what he has decided will be his final night on the conductor’s podium.
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Chorus of Royal Northern Sinfonia, Quay Voices and The World How Wide Community Choir win prestigious Royal Philharmonic Society Award for The World How Wide

The Chorus of Royal Northern Sinfonia is immensely proud to have won the Royal Philharmonic Society Award for Series & Event for its stunning choral film, The World How Wide.
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RNS Moves: In Conversation with Tristan Gurney and Clarence Adoo MBE

RNS Moves is a unique, inclusive ensemble of disabled and non-disabled musicians, featuring members of Royal Northern Sinfonia and friends.
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Great news for some of our favourite artists...

We’re delighted to hear about some of the great achievements by some of our favourite artists. We can’t wait to hear more exciting music from them in future!
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Royal Northern Sinfonia appoints new Leader, Maria Włoszczowska

Royal Northern Sinfonia is delighted today to announce the violinist Maria Włoszczowska as its next Leader. Her first concert in the role will be the season opening concert on Saturday 18 September at The Glasshouse International Centre for Music.
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APPOINTMENT OF TIMOTHY BURKE AS RNS CHORUS DIRECTOR

The Glasshouse International Centre for Music has announced the appointment of Conductor Timothy Burke as the new Chorus Director, Chorus of Royal Northern Sinfonia.
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Abigail's Blog: New Horizons

Last week there was stark data that in cases of Covid-19 per 100,000 population, Gateshead, Sunderland, South Tyneside and Middlesbrough are top of the leader board.
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Ruth Patterson debuts new single, Sink or Swim

Ruth Patterson’s debut single ‘Sink or Swim’ marks the launch of her solo career which has come to fruition during her time as The Glasshouse International Centre for Music Artist in Residence.
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Music has helped to rebuild my life.

Music has helped to rebuild Paul Emery's life.
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Abigail's blog: ‘This will only exist in the moment…’

Blog: An Open Conversation - The Future of Inclusive Ensembles

Blog: An Open Conversation - The Future of Inclusive Ensembles

Five Minutes with: Marta Gardolińska

Ahead of conducting Royal Northern Sinfonia in a programme of Beethoven Symphony No.2 and Symphony No.5, we caught up with young conductor Marta Gardolińska to ask her all about what Beethoven means to her, and why he is still relevant today.
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