Professional Milton Keynes-based Orchestra, Alina Orchestra, are bringing their inclusive concert ‘I AM WOMAN’ to Shenley Brook End Auditorium this March.
‘I AM WOMAN’ will be a concert to celebrate women from the local community of Milton Keynes, the Orchestra says.
Taking place around International Women's Day, (8 March) it will recognise the diversity of women across the city whilst honouring their cultural achievements.
The event features a number of performances from local musicians, both amateur and professional, with the culmination of the event being a mass performance by all musicians of the title song 'I Am Woman'.
The orchestra invited many different members of the community to take part in this initial year of I Am Woman with the intention of reflecting the diversity of communities in Milton Keynes.
Featured in the project are:
- Milton Keynes Women's Choir
- Junction 14 Choir
- The Alina Orchestra String Quartet
- Anna Sideris (soprano)
- Miriam McComie (soprano)
- Ellen Zeng (violin)
- Asma Mousta (Arabic singer and poet)
- Songbirds
Tickets are available for sale here.
Nick Cutts, Founder and Chief Executive of Alina Orchestra says: “We at Alina serve as a community resource providing dedicated outreach where ever it is needed locally, whether we are needed by care homes, schools or for those special moments in your life. It is so important to us that we can celebrate the women of Milton Keynes and look forward to seeing everyone there!”
Alina is a professional orchestra that makes classical music accessible and inclusive for everyone in the community.
Founded by Chief Executive, Nick Cutts in 2017, the orchestra creates concerts that introduce audiences to classical music by presenting them in a friendly and approachable way, taking audiences on a musical journey of artistic excellence and captivating performances, led by renowned Musical Director, Hilary Davan Wetton.
For more information visit the website.
