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Win the Northern Sinfonia’s Christmas CD
Please note: This competition has now closed.
The Sage Gateshead’s popular annual Christmas concert with Northern Sinfonia has been released on CD just in time for the festive season and Bdaily has a copy to give away to one lucky reader.
Northern Sinfonia, orchestra of The Sage Gateshead, is joined by Principal Conductor of the Choral Programme Simon Halsey, Northern Sinfonia Chorus and Quay Voices, The Sage Gateshead’s regional youth choir, for this festive musical celebration. It is packed full of favourite carols, choral gems and contemporary pieces.
This year’s concert takes place on Saturday 10th December at 7.30pm or Sunday 11th December at 3pm, featuring a special guest presenter - the best-selling author, Gervase Phinn. Tickets are still available but selling fast.
The CD is available from all good music retailers and at The Sage Gateshead’s own Shop.
Tickets for this year’s Christmas concerts are available from www.thesagegateshead.org or their Ticket Office on 0191 443 4661.
To be in with a chance of winning a copy of the CD, please email enquiries@bdaily.co.uk with the subject line ’Northern Sinfonia’, within the email please include a postal address.
Terms and Conditions
Draw will be made at random by the Bdaily team after the closing date of 9th December 2011 at 3pm.
The winning entrant will be contacted by email and the CD posted to the provided address.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Jonny Marshall .
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