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City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra

Classical music
City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, founded in 1920 in Birmingham, England, is a British orchestra. The ensemble held its inaugural concert on 5 September 1920 at the Theatre Royal, with Granville Bantock’s Saul as opener. Over subsequent decades, it expanded its repertoire and recording output, issuing classic early LPs such as Gershwin: Rhapsody in Blue & Piano Works (1987) and Stravinsky – The Firebird (1989). The orchestra moved to Symphony Hall in 1991, where it performed more than 150 concerts annually and collaborated with conductors like Simon Rattle, Sakari Oramo, And...
Songs
Sophisticated Lady
Sophisticated LadySimon Rattle and City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra

Classic Ellington

5:14

Something to Live For
Something to Live ForSimon Rattle, Lena Horne and City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra

Classic Ellington

4:35

Come Sunday
Come SundaySimon Rattle and City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra

Classic Ellington

5:32

Solitude
SolitudeCity of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra

4:39

Four Love Seasons [Live][*]
Four Love Seasons [Live][*]The Free Design and City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra

One By One

7:46

One by One
One by One 

Live; Bonus Track

The Free Design and City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra

One By One

3:53

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