NEWS: Winners of CUMS Concerto Competition announced
NEWS: Three exciting concerts next week:
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Welcome to the Cambridge University Musical Society
With a Chorus and three orchestras covering a range of musical standards and styles, CUMS caters for a diverse group of over 400 performing members. The Society includes many of the University's most talented musicians who are drawn by our 166-year tradition of excellence and our challenging concert programmes.
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CUMS
One of the most distinguished university musical societies in the world.
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CUMS I
Cambridge's flagship symphony orchestra. Performs with distinguished guest conductors.
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CUMS Chorus
An ambitious choral society; performs with The Philharmonia Orchestra in King's College Chapel and the Royal Albert Hall.
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CUMS II
A friendly, high-achieving symphony orchestra directed by some of Cambridge's finest undergraduate conductors.
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CUWO
The University Wind Orchestra, and undoubtably one of the best in the country.
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Cambridge College Choirs
One of the world's leading large-scale choirs, made up of Cambridge choral scholars.
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Music and Instrument Hire
We have one of the largest collections of percussion of any University, and also extensive orchestral parts available for hire.
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Cambridge University Musical Society Concerts-
Sat 13th March 2010: Dmitry Sitkovetsky conducts CUMS I
20:00, West Road
GREAT CONDUCTORS SERIES
Dmitry Sitkovetsky conducts CUMS I
Dmitry Sitkovetsky appears with support from the Donald Wort FundPärt Fratres
Bartok Concerto for two pianos and percussion
Shostakovich Symphony No.5Dmitry Sitkovetsky conductor and violin
Lydia Scadding and Kate Whitley piano
(winners of the Granta DFAS/CUMS Concerto Competition)Tickets £15 (£12 concessions), Students £5
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Thu 13th May 2010: CUMS II performs Smetana, Tchaikovsky and Sibelius
20:00, West Road
CUMS II performs Smetana, Tchaikovsky and Sibelius
Smetana Vltava
Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto
Sibelius Symphony No.7Chloe Wennersten, Christopher Stark conductors
Oscar Perks violinTickets £8 (£6 concessions), Students £3
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Thu 20th May 2010: Cambridge University Wind Orchestra
20:00, West Road
Cambridge University Wind Orchestra
Programme to include:
Gregson Concerto for piano and winds 'Homages'
Milhaud Suite FrancaiseCambridge University Wind Orchestra
Ben Atkinson, Ben Cox conductors
Emma Hutton pianoTickets £8 (£6 concessions), Students £3
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