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Booking information

We recommend you visit our website, www.cums.org.uk,

for the latest information about booking, as well as

our on-line booking system for concerts at West Road

Concert Hall.

Box office for concerts in King’s College Chapel and

CUCO Concert on 20 November 2010:

Cambridge Corn Exchange Box Office

Wheeler Street, Cambridge CB2 3QB

Tel: 01223 357851

Box Office for CUMS Chorus and PhilharmoniaOrchestra concert on 25 February 2011 and

King’s Foundation Concert on 19 March 2011:

Shop at King’s

13 King’s Parade, Cambridge CB2 1SP

Tel: 01223 369340

Box office for concerts in West Road Concert Hall:Maggie Heywood

20 Badminton Close, Cambridge CB4 3NW

Tel/Fax: 01223 365110

or www.cums.org.uk

Members of the CUMS Supporters’ Circle are able to

purchase season tickets before tickets go on sale to the

general public. For more information please turn to

page 22 of this brochure.

Cambridge University Musical Society

West Road Concert Hall

11 West Road, Cambridge CB3 9DP

www.cums.org.uk2010–2011 Season

Cambridge University

Musical Society

Principal Guest Conductor

Sir Roger Norrington CBE Principal Conductor,

CUMS Chorus

Stephen Cleobury CBEPrincipal Conductor, CUMS I

Martin Yates

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CUMS 2010–2011

6 Friday 24 September 2010, 4pm Alumni ‘Come and Sing’ King’s College Chapel

6 Wednesday 20 October 2010 Cameo & Festival of Ideas Concert for Schools West Road Concert Hall

8 Saturday 23 October 2010, 8pm Season Launch Concert with CUCO West Road Concert Hall

8 Saturday 30 October 2010, 8pm Martin Yates conducts CUMS I West Road Concert Hall

10 Saturday 13 November 2010, 8pm Handel’s Judas Maccabaeus with CUMS Chorus and

East Anglia Chamber Orchestra King’s College Chapel

10 Saturday 20 November 2010, 8pm An evening of Brahms with CUCO West Road Concert Hall

11 Thursday 25 November 2010, 8pm Cambridge University Wind Orchestra West Road Concert Hall

11 Thursday 2 December 2010, 8pm Brahms, Schumann & Vaughan Williams with CUMS I West Road Concert Hall

12 Saturday 22 January 2010, 8pm Sir Richard Armstrong conducts Elgar’s The Dream of Gerontius

with Cambridge College Choirs, CUCO and CUMS I King’s College Chapel

14 Friday 25 February 2011, 7.30pm Stephen Cleobury conducts CUMS Chorus and

Philharmonia Orchestra King’s College Chapel

15 Saturday 26 February 2011, 4pm Cambridge and Oxford University Wind Orchestras Trinity College Chapel

15 Saturday 5 March 2011, 8pm Peter Stark conducts CUCO West Road Concert Hall

15 Wednesday 9 March 2011 Cambridge University Wind Orchestra Schools Concert West Road Concert Hall

16 Saturday 12 March 2011, 8pm Libor Pesek conducts CUMS I West Road Concert Hall

16 Saturday 19 March 2011, 5.30pm CUCO and King’s College Choir perform Mozart’s Requiem King’s College Chapel

18 Saturday May 14, 8pm CUCO plays Mozart and Shostakovitch West Road Concert Hall

18 Thursday 26 May 2011, 8pm Cambridge University Wind Orchestra and CUMS II West Road Concert Hall

20 Saturday 18 June 2011, 8pm May Week Concert in honour of Robin Holloway King’s College Chapel

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CUMS embarks upon its 167th season with a

particular sense of anticipation.

In February we welcomed the Cambridge UniversityChamber Orchestra to the CUMS family. CUCO has

long been a magnificent musical flagship for Cambridge:

its performances are highlights of the University’s

musical year, and we are thrilled to feature them as part

of our season for the first time.

A few months later we announced the appointment of

Martin Yates, ‘one of the most exciting and versatile

British conductors of his generation’ in the words of The

Times, as Principal Conductor of CUMS I. Martin’s debut

on 30 October, which includes the world premiere of

Arnold Bax’s Symphonic Serenade, is the beginning of our

association which will also see him mentoring our student

conductors and strengthening our orchestral programme

on an ongoing basis.

West Road Concert Hall will be the place to be on

Tuesday lunchtimes this year for lovers of chamber

music. The Cambridge University Lunchtime Concerts(admission free!) are being launched to showcase the

crème de la crème of the University’s musical talent.

Under Stephen Cleobury’s leadership the CUMSChorus goes from strength to strength. Our partnership

with the Philharmonia Orchestra and Concerts at King’s

continues in February with a charity performance in aid

of the Cystic Fibrosis Trust, and in November we perform

for the first time with the East Anglia Chamber

Orchestra in Handel’s Judas Maccabaeus.

Our Great Conductors series continues in January

with Elgar’s The Dream of Gerontius under Sir RichardArmstrong. Libor Pesek, Conductor Emeritus of the

Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, takes up the

baton in March to conduct CUMS I in a programme of

Smetana, Janácek and Dvorák.

The Cambridge University Wind Orchestramaintains its winning streak, with four performances

including the ever-popular concert for schools and a joint

concert with the Oxford University Wind Orchestra.

CUMS II will perform three concerts, the dates of which

may be found on pages 11, 16 and 18.

None of this work would be possible without financial

support, and I extend my grateful thanks to our many

supporters for their ongoing generosity. But this

programme stands most of all as testament to the

talented Cambridge musicians – well over 500 of them! –

who will perform as part of it. The University’s musical

life is on exceptional form: I hope you will join me in

enjoying it on many occasions in the year ahead.

Simon FaircloughChairman, Cambridge University Musical Society

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Tuesday 14 December 2010, 1pmbritten sinfoniaBrahms Clarinet Trio Op. 114

Julian Philips New Work (World premiere tour)

Janácek Concertino

Full programme details will be announced on ourwebsite shortly before each concert

Lent Term 2011The recitals will be each Tuesday from 18 January 2011

to 15 March 2011. Highlights include:

Tuesday 1 February 2011, 1.10pm rachel stroud baroque violin

Programme to include works by Bach, Handel, Corelli

and Biber.

Tuesday 15 February 2011, 1.10pm cambridge university collegium musicumProgramme to include:

Biber Battalia

Biber Sonata Representativa

Farina Cappriccio Stravagante

Schmelzer Fechschule

Tuesday 1 March 2011, 1.10pm celebrity recital Stephen Varcoe bass baritone

Christina Lawrie piano

Tuesday 8 March 2011, 1pm britten sinfonia Programme to include:

Schubert Piano Quintet in A, ‘The Trout’

Tuesday 15 March 2011, 1.10pmfinal of the cums concerto competition and n w brown prize

Full programme details will be announced on ourwebsite shortly before each concert

Not only can you experience chamber music of superb

quality you can enjoy a delicious sandwich lunch in the

West Road foyer prior to the concert. A selection of

sandwiches, teas, coffees and cakes will be available. For

up-to-date information about catering arrangements at

lunchtime concerts, please visit our website:

www.cums.org.uk

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This season we launch a new series of weekly chamber

music recitals at West Road Concert Hall. The 45 minute

programmes feature the finest musicians of Cambridge

University alongside Britten Sinfonia’s established

At Lunch series. With free entry to the Cambridge

University Lunchtime Concerts and tickets starting from

£3 for the Britten Sinfonia concerts this is a perfect way to

spend a relaxing Tuesday lunchtime.

Michaelmas Term 2010The recitals will be each Tuesday from 12 October to 14

December (except 7 December). Cambridge University

Lunchtime Concerts are from 1.10pm–1.55pm and

Britten Sinfonia concerts will start at 1pm. All the recitals

will be held at West Road Concert Hall (except 23

November). Highlights include:

Tuesday 12 October 2010, 1pm britten sinfonia James MacMillan For Max

James MacMillan 25 May 1967

James MacMillan Walfrid, On His Arrival at the Gates of

Paradise

James MacMillan For Sally

Peter Maxwell Davies New Work (World premiere tour)

Shostakovich Piano Quintet

Tuesday 2 November 2010, 1.10pmcuco chamber ensembleSchoenberg Verklärte Nacht

Tuesday 9 November 2010, 1.10pmcuco wind quintet Poulenc Sextet for Wind Quintet and Piano

Tuesday 16 November 2010, 1.10pmkausikan rajeshkumar piano

(Winner of the Granta DFAS/CUMS Concerto

Competition)

Mozart Piano Sonata in F, K332

Chopin Four Impromptus (Op.29, 36, 51 & 66)

Tuesday 23 November 2010, 1.10pm(please see CUMS website for venue details)

cuco chamber ensemble Walton Façade

Tuesday 30 November 2010, 1.10pmcuco chamber ensembleAdams Chamber Symphony

Stravinsky Octet

Cambridge University Lunchtime Concerts


Alumni Weekend

‘Come & Sing’Brahms Ein deutsches Requiem

(to be sung in English)

Stephen Cleobury conductor

Raphaela Papadakis soprano

Ashley Riches bass

San Lau and Parker Ramsay piano

CaMEO and the Festival of Ideas Concert

for schoolsMark Knight A Young Person’s Guide to Percussion

Orchestra made up of members of CUMS

Harry Ogg (CUMS Brenda Charters Conducting

Scholar) conductor

Raphaela Papadakis Ashley Riches

Harry Ogg

Michaelmas Term 2010

Friday 24 September 2010from 4pm king ’s college chapel

Tickets £10 singers, £3 music hire

(£5 audience for 9.30pm

‘performance’)

For further details contact CUMS

Box Office 01223 365110,

[email protected]

Wednesday 20 October 2010west road concert hall

Open to primary schools by

invitation – if your school would like

to attend please contact Ruth Hardie

at the Cambridge University Faculty

of Music – [email protected]

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Saturday 23 October 2010 at 8pmwest road concert hall

Tickets £16 (£13 concessions),

£5 students

Saturday 30 October 2010at 8pmwest road concert hall


£5 students

Season Launch ConcertBeethoven The Creatures of Prometheus Overture

Beethoven Piano Concerto No.4

Beethoven Symphony No.3


Chamber Orchestra

Tom Poster piano

Toby Purser conductor

Martin Yates conducts CUMS I Bax Symphonic Serenade (world premiere)

Walton Cello Concerto

Rachmaninov Symphony No.2

CUMS I Symphony Orchestra

Martin Yates conductor

Robbie Stanley Smith cello

(runner up of the Granta

DFAS/CUMS Concerto

Competition)

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Martin Yates Robbie Stanley Smith

Tom Poster Toby Purser

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Thursday 25 November 2010 at 8pm west roadconcert hall

Tickets £10 (£8

concessions),

£3 students

Thursday 2 December 2010at 8pmwest road concert hall


£5 students

This performance is given inmemory of Brenda Charters, a longstanding and much-loved supporterof CUMS.

Tuesday 30 November 2010at 8pm west road concert hall

Cambridge University Wind OrchestraLiam Dunachie Diversions and Chaconne for Winds

(world premiere)

John Adams Short Ride in a Fast Machine

Philip Sparke The Year of the Dragon

Eric Whitacre Ghost Train

Martin Ellerby Clarinet Concerto

Stephen Craigen conductor

Joe Shiner clarinet (runner up of the Granta

DFAS/CUMS Concerto Competition)

CUMS I plays Brahms, Schumann and

Vaughan WilliamsBrahms Variations on a theme of Joseph Haydn

Schumann Piano Concerto

Vaughan Williams Symphony No.5


Martin Yates, Harry Ogg (CUMS Brenda Charters

Conducting Scholar) conductors

Kausikan Rajeshkumar piano (winner of the Granta

DFAS/CUMS Concerto Competition)

CUMS IICUMS II, our second symphony orchestra, will be holding their

Michaelmas Term concert on 30 November 2010. Please see CUMS

website for details closer to the time – www.cums.org.uk

Handel

Judas MaccabaeusCUMS Chorus

East Anglia Chamber Orchestra


Christina Sampson soprano

Elisabeth Fleming mezzo-soprano

James Neville alto

Matthew Sandy tenor

Nicholas Morris bass

An evening of BrahmsBrahms Tragic Overture

Brahms Double Concerto

Brahms Symphony No.4

Cambridge University Chamber

Orchestra

Peter Ash conductor

Matthew Trusler violin

Guy Johnston cello

Charity Concert in aid of Cam Sight

Saturday 13 November 2010at 8pmking ’s college chapel

Tickets £32, £26, £20

Students: £4 reduction of above

prices and £5 on the door, subject to

availability

Saturday 20 November 2010at 8pmwest roadconcert hall

Tickets £23,

£20 (OAP,

Registered

Disabled),

£10 students,

children

Elisabeth Fleming James Neville

Stephen Cleobury Christina Sampson

Matthew Sandy Nicholas Morris

Stephen Craigen Joe Shiner

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Peter Ash Guy JohnstonMatthew Trusler

Kausikan Rajeshkumar


great conductors series

Sir Richard Armstrong conducts Elgar’s

The Dream of GerontiusCUMS I Symphony Orchestra


Orchestra

The Choirs of Clare, Gonville and

Caius, Jesus, Selwyn and Trinity

Colleges

Sir Richard Armstrong conductor

Louise Poole mezzo-soprano

Peter Wedd tenor

Darren Jeffrey bass

Saturday 22 January 2011at 8pm king ’s college chapel

Tickets £32, £26, £20

Students: £4 reduction of above

prices and £5 on the door, subject to

availability

Peter Wedd Darren Jeffrey

Louise PooleSir Richard Armstrong

Lent Term 2011

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David Hill conducts Britten’s War Requiem with Cambridge College

Choirs, CUMS I and CUCO. January 2010. Photo by Paul Smith


Cambridge Unversity Wind Orchestra and Oxford

University Wind OrchestraProgramme to include:

Gershwin An American in Paris

Martin Ellerby Venetian Spells

CUCO conducted by Peter Stark Ravel Mother Goose Suite

Franck Symphonic variations

Ravel Pavane pour une infante

défunte

Poulenc Sinfonietta

Peter Stark conductor

Lydia Scadding piano

Cambridge University Wind

Orchestra Concert for SchoolsTheodore Kung conductor

A varied programme aimed at sparking the

imagination of children. Music Worksheets and

teacher guidance notes will be provided.

Saturday 26 February 2011at 4pmtrinity college chapel


£3 students

Saturday 5 March 2011at 8pmwest road concert hallTickets £16 (£13 concessions),

£5 students

Wednesday 9 March 2011west road concert hall

Open to schools by invitation – if

your school would like to attend

please contact Simon Smart at

[email protected]

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Friday 25 February 2011at 7.30pmking ’s college chapel

Tickets £60, £50, £40, £25

£5 students on the door, subject to

availability

For VIP reception tickets please

email [email protected]

CUMS Chorus and Philharmonia Orchestra

Haydn Trumpet Concerto

Verdi Quattro Pezzi Sacri

Mozart Coronation Mass

CUMS Chorus

King’s College Choir

Philharmonia Orchestra


Alison Balsom trumpet

Charity Concert in aid of The Cystic Fibrosis Trust and

Concerts at King’s Alison Balsom

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Saturday 12 March 2011 at 8pm west road concert hall


£5 students

Saturday 19 March 2011at 5.30pmking ’s college chapel

Tickets £30, £22, £15

Tuesday 15 March 2011at 8pm west road concert hall

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great c onductors series

Libor Pesek conducts an evening of

Czech musicSmetana The Bartered Bride: Overture

Janácek Taras Bulba

Dvorák Symphony No.6


Libor Pesek conductor

King’s Foundation Concert

Britten Serenade for tenor, horn and strings

Mozart Requiem


Orchestra

King’s College Choir and former

Choir members


John McMunn tenor

Alec Frank-Gemmill horn

CUMS IICUMS II, our second symphony orchestra, will be holding their Lent

Term concert on 15 March 2011. Please see CUMS website for details

closer to the time – www.cums.org.uk

Libor Pesek

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Cambridge University Chamber OrchestraMozart Piano Concerto No.25

Shostakovich Chamber Symphony

Mozart Symphony No.35

Thomas Blunt conductor

Francis Grier piano

Cambridge Unversity Wind Orchestra and

CUMS IIRachmaninov Isle of the Dead

Prokofiev Marches, No.1 March for a Spartakiade

Toby Young New Work (world premiere)

James Henshaw conductor

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Saturday 14 May 2011at 8pm west road concert hall


£5 students

Thursday 26 May 2011at 8pmwest road concert hall


£3 students

Easter Term 2011

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CUMS is one of the oldest and most distinguished

university music societies in the world. It offers a world-

class musical education for members of the University and

local residents, nurturing the great musicians of the future

and providing performing opportunities for over 500

Cambridge musicians every year.

The Society has played a pivotal role in British musical

life for almost 170 years. It has educated such luminaries

as Sir Andrew Davis, Sir Mark Elder, Sir John Eliot

Gardiner, Edward Gardner, Christopher Hogwood and

Robin Ticciati, has given world or UK premieres of works

by Brahms, Holloway, Lutoslawski, Maxwell Davies,

Rutter, Saxton and Vaughan Williams, and has exposed

successive generations of Cambridge musicians to visiting

conductors and soloists including Britten, Dvorak, Kodaly,

Menuhin and Tchaikovsky. Since the 1870s, CUMS has

enjoyed the leadership of several of Britain’s greatest

musicians, including Sir Charles Villiers Stanford, Sir

David Willcocks, Sir Philip Ledger, and – from 1983–2009

– Stephen Cleobury.

In 2009 Stephen Cleobury assumed the new role of

Chorus Director, and Sir Roger Norrington was appointed

as Principal Guest Conductor. Martin Yates, ‘one of the

most exciting and versatile British conductors of his

generation’ in the words of The Times, recently joined the

team as Orchestra Director; and a Great Conductors Series

was launched last year with the objective of exposing

CUMS members to a succession of world-class visiting

conductors.

In February 2010 CUMS entered another new phase of

its development when it merged with the Cambridge

University Chamber Orchestra and Cambridge University

Music Club. This season we launch the Cambridge

University Lunchtime Concerts – a new series of weekly

chamber recitals at West Road Concert Hall showcasing the

University’s finest musical talent. CUMS continues to

provide opportunities for the University’s finest student

soloists and conductors by awarding conducting scholarships

and concerto prizes, and it actively encourages new music by

running a composition competition and premiering at least

one new work each year.

Recent highlights have included the world premiere of

The Sorceror’s Mirror, a major new CUMS commission

from Sir Peter Maxwell Davies and Sir Andrew Motion, the

opening concert of the 2009 City of London Festival, tours

to Prague and Tuscany, choral concerts with Stephen

Cleobury, the Philharmonia Orchestra and soloists

including Bryn Terfel in Cambridge and at the Royal Albert

Hall, and performances of Mahler’s monumental Symphony

of a Thousand at Ely Cathedral under Stephen Cleobury, of

Britten’s War Requiem at King’s with David Hill, and of

Brahms’ Ein deutsches Requiem with Sir Roger Norrington.

May Week Concert in honour of Robin HollowayBach Singet dem Herrn

Schubert Unfinished Symphony

No.8 (Scherzo newly realized and

a new Trio by Robin Holloway)

Brahms Gesang der Parzen

Debussy Prélude à l’après-midi

d’un faune

Stravinsky Symphony of Psalms

CUMS Chorus


Stephen Cleobury, Harry Ogg (CUMS Brenda Charters Conducting

Scholar) conductors

Saturday 18 June 2011at 8pmking ’s college chapel

Tickets £32, £26, £20

Student: £4 reduction of above prices

and £5 on the door, subject to

availability

This concert marks the retirementof the distinguished composer Robin Holloway as Professor ofComposition at the University ofCambridge

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CUMS would like to express its gratitude to the generous

funders and supporters which have made its work in the

2010–2011 academic year possible:

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Supporters and Funders

CUMS can only continue to offer musical excellence with

your support. If you enjoy and value our Society’s work

and its ongoing contribution to the world of classical

music do join our CUMS Supporters’ Circle. Membership

of the Circle is through annual donation to CUMS. There

are six levels of donation and all support is greatly

appreciated:

Friend £50–£99 per annum

Donor £100–£249 per annum

Friends and Donors enjoy

● contributing membership of the Society, entitling

them to priority booking for performances

● acknowledgement in CUMS concert programmes and

on the website

● invitations to drinks at each performance at West Road

Concert Hall

● an invitation to the annual CUMS Garden Party

● regular updates on key CUMS projects and events

Benefactor £250–£499 per annum

Principal Benefactor £500–£999 per annum

All of the above, plus

● an invitation to dine at a conductor’s table at the

annual CUMS Dinner

● opportunities to sit in on selected rehearsals

The Stanford Circle 1,000–£4,999 per annum

All of the above, plus the opportunity to be recognised as

the supporter of a specific activity each season.

The Vaughan Williams Circle £5,000+

By joining the Supporters’ Circle you will become an

important member of the CUMS family, helping the

Society to maintain and enhance the rich musical

experience that we want all our musicians and audience

members to enjoy.

To join, please contact Christine Skeen, Secretary, CUMS

Supporters’ Circle, Cambridge University Musical Society,

11 West Road, Cambridge, CB3 9DP.

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Join the CUMS Supporters’ Circle

Front cover photos by Jerome Woodwark andFrancis Knights

For more information about CUMS,

our concerts, booking tickets, receiving

our newsletters, or getting involved,

please see our website:

www.cums.org.uk

Our website is always up-to-date with

the latest Society news, events, and

contact information. Alternatively, you

can contact individual society

ensembles:

CUMS I & CUMS II– Chloe Davidson

([email protected])

Cambridge University Wind Orchestra

– Rachel Croft ([email protected])

CUMS Chorus – Caroline Goulder

([email protected])

CUCO – Josh Borin

([email protected])

Cambridge University Lunchtime

Concerts – Thomas Neal

([email protected])

Churchill College

Clare College

Clare Hall

CUMS Fund

CUMS Supporters’ Circle

Donald Wort Fund

Gonville and Caius College

Granta DFAS

King’s College

Jesus College

J Paul Getty Jnr Charitable

Trust

Nigel Brown OBE

Murray Edwards College

Pembroke College

Ridgeons

Robinson College

Trinity College

Trinity Hall

University of Cambridge

Active Community Fund

University of Cambridge

Faculty of Music


Wolfson College


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Booking information

We recommend you visit our website, www.cums.org.uk,

for the latest information about booking, as well as

our on-line booking system for concerts at West Road

Concert Hall.

Box office for concerts in King’s College Chapel and

CUCO Concert on 20 November 2010:

Cambridge Corn Exchange Box Office

Wheeler Street, Cambridge CB2 3QB

Tel: 01223 357851

Box Office for CUMS Chorus and PhilharmoniaOrchestra concert on 25 February 2011 and

King’s Foundation Concert on 19 March 2011:

Shop at King’s

13 King’s Parade, Cambridge CB2 1SP

Tel: 01223 369340

Box office for concerts in West Road Concert Hall:Maggie Heywood

20 Badminton Close, Cambridge CB4 3NW

Tel/Fax: 01223 365110

or www.cums.org.uk

Members of the CUMS Supporters’ Circle are able to

purchase season tickets before tickets go on sale to the

general public. For more information please turn to

page 22 of this brochure.



11 West Road, Cambridge CB3 9DP

www.cums.org.uk2010–2011 Season


Musical Society

Principal Guest Conductor

Sir Roger Norrington CBE Principal Conductor,

CUMS Chorus

Stephen Cleobury CBEPrincipal Conductor, CUMS I

Martin Yates


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