Southbank Sinfonia gives over 60 concerts each year. Events range from the free Rush Hour Series at the orchestra’s London home, St John’s Waterloo, and family concerts at Cadogan Hall, London, to appearances at festivals and major venues across the UK. And further afield, SbS runs its own 10-day festival each summer in the Tuscan hill-town of Anghiari, Italy.
Alongside orchestral concerts, the season includes schools’ workshops and concerts across Britain; chamber music recitals at the Royal Opera House and Wigmore Hall, London; and the chance for SbS players to perform a concerto with the orchestra.
In January and February 2010, SbS returns to the National Theatre for a revival of the highly-acclaimed production of Tom Stoppard and André Previn’s play for actors and orchestra - ‘Every Good Boy Deserves Favour’.
Members of SbS3 perform chamber music in Anghiari, Italy (Elizabeth Hughes)
Southbank Sinfonia performs Tom Stoppard and André Previn's 'Every Good Boy
Deserves Favour' at the National Theatre, London (Simon Annand)
Violinist Tasmin Little performs alongside SbS7 at Southbank Centre's Queen Elizabeth Hall
(Aubrey Kurlansky)
Royal Opera House production of ‘Powder Her Face’ with Southbank Sinfonia -
Iain Paton as Waiter & Joan Rodgers as Duchess (Bill Cooper)
Members of SbS2 perform chamber music at Portcullis House, Westminster, London (Deryc Sands)
SbS7 and Simon Over perform with the inaugural winner of the Peter Hulsen Orchestral Song
Award, baritone Gerard Collett at Cadogan Hall, London (Aubrey Kurlansky)
SbS7 conducted by Simon Over at Cadogan Hall, London (Aubrey Kurlansky)
SbS7, Simon Over, guest artist Philip Dukes and composer Geoffrey Burgon on stage at Southbank Centre's Queen Elizabeth Hall following the London premiere of Burgon's Viola Concerto 'Ghosts of the Dance' (Aubrey Kurlansky)
