Concerts & Insight Events

Pierrot Laborieux [work & the work]

Celeste Oram's installation as part of the London Design Festival at the V&ARead more

Wilde Lieder Marx.Music

Birmingham Soundart Premieres & DiscussionRead more

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Insight eventRead more

I Am Swimming

The People's Orchestra as part of Contemporary Music for All FestivalRead more

O Hototogisu!

Birmingham premiere of Oliver Knussen’s O Hototogisu - fragment of a Japonisme, and the world premiere of David Sawer's Caravanserai, in a thought-provoking concertRead more

Ideal & Flying Height

Celebrating Coventry-born composer Brian Ferneyhough's 75th birthday this yearRead more

Murmurs

Music dissolving borders, and the world premiere of BCMG Apprentice Composer-in-Residence Donghoon Shin's Sheng Concerto. Read more

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NEXT Musicians 2018-19 Announced

Birmingham Contemporary Music Group (BCMG) and Royal Birmingham Conservatoire announce the first 11 musicians to join the NEXT Music programme, a brand new, innovative programme of study to support early career musicians who want to dedicate their professional life to contemporary music.
Renate Sokolovska

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Take a bow BCMG

Take a bow BCMG - in just one week, the ensemble has performed in three countries, performed eleven world premieres and opened Gaudeamus Muziekweek
Stephan Meier

Artistic Director

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On the bicentenary of his birth, BCMG invites contributions to commemorate Marx’s legacy through music.
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World premieres in Trier
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UK premieres in Birmingham
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Oliver Knussen

Birmingham Contemporary Music Group are devastated to learn of the passing of our dearest friend and Artist-in-Association, Oliver Knussen.
NEXT Musicians 2018-19 Announced

Birmingham Contemporary Music Group (BCMG) and Royal Birmingham Conservatoire announce the first 11 musicians to join the NEXT Music programme, a brand new, innovative programme of study to support early career musicians who want to dedicate their professional life to contemporary music.
O Hototogisu!

Birmingham premiere of Oliver Knussen’s O Hototogisu - fragment of a Japonisme, and the world premiere of David Sawer's Caravanserai, in a thought-provoking concert
Stephan Meier

Artistic Director

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