After their sell out performance for us in 2024, The Birmingham Philharmonic will be returning to perform a bespoke programme for the Broadway Arts Festival at Cidermill Theatre in Chipping Campden on the afternoon of Sunday 18th October 2026.

A programme of exciting and moving music that is not only appealing to those new to classical music, but also seasoned classical music-lovers in a superb new arts venue with wonderful acoustics in the heart of beautiful Chipping Campden.

This is a not to be missed opportunity to experience 80 talented musicians create something magical together.

Programme:

Richard Wagner – Meistersinger: Prelude

Felix Mendelssohn – Violin Concerto (Soloist: Rozalia Barbara Bryla)

Sir Edward Elgar – Second Symphony

Sir Edward Elgar – Pomp and Circumstance March Number 1

This event is kindly sponsored by Richmond Villages Wood Norton

We are pleased to announce that our soloist performing with The Birmingham Philharmonic on October 18th at Cidermill Theatre is Rozalia Barbara Bryła – a Polish violinist currently based in London, where she is completing her secondary education.  She has performed as a soloist at Carnegie Hall’s Stern Auditorium/ Perelman Stage and Weill Recital Hall, as well as at Walt Disney Concert Hall… and in Vienna, Rome, Paris, Bordeaux, Budapest, Romania, and throughout Poland.

A prizewinner of numerous international competitions, Rozalia has received First Prize at the Danubia Talents International Music Competition, First Prize at the Nouvelles Étoiles International Competition, Third Prize at the American Virtuoso International Music Competition, and First Prize at the Music in the World International Prize.

She has performed as a soloist with orchestra in Paris, given solo recitals in Italy and Romania, and appeared at Carnegie Hall as both a soloist and an orchestral musician with the NESE orchestra.
Rozalia has worked with distinguished violinists including Yibin Li, Robin Wilson, Agata Szymczewska, Bartłomiej Nizioł, Maciej Rakowski, and Łukasz Błaszczyk.