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Saturday 12 July 2025 I 1pm (This performance is approximately 45 minutes with no interval)
St Mary’s in the Lace Market
Tickets: £8 General - click on BOOK NOW button above
Accessibility: This venue is wheelchair accessible
Join Musicians of Sinfonia Viva for a fun family concert created especially for children aged 7–11.
In partnership with MishMash Productions, this delightful concert is filled with curiosity, wonder, and joy. With playful performances on violin, clarinet, and bassoon, it's a perfect introduction to the magic of chamber music!
| Family Concert - Musicians of Sinfonia Viva (12 July 2025) | ||
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| Day | Times | |
| Saturday | 13:00 | |
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