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A Crowne of sharpest Thorns
Great St Mary's Church
Cambridge
Sunday
19 September 2021
19:30
Bruckner's Journey to the Romantic Symphony | London Symphony Orchestra
Barbican Hall
London
Sunday
19 September 2021
19:00
Games and Mirrors - Clarinet, Viola and Piano Trio
St Michael and All Angels Church
Summertown, Oxford
Sunday
19 September 2021
16:30
The William Byrd Singers: Open Rehearsal
Christ Church, West Didsbury
Manchester
Sunday
19 September 2021
14:15
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