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Paul Spicer
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Conductor Paul Spicer brings to the choir his great expertise and international reputation as conductor, teacher, composer and writer.


More than a mere performance
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Birmingham's leading large chamber choir


The Birmingham Bach Choir has been making a major contribution to the musical life of Birmingham since 1919. Our focus is on the music of J S Bach and the Baroque period. We also perform music from all other periods, especially 20th century British music.
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Our 93rd season showcases a fascinating cross-section of European choral composition, with something to suit almost any taste. Download our brochure for 2011 - 2012 here.

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Lichfield Festival 2012

Lichfield Festival 2012 Bach B minor MassSaturday 7 July 2012
Bach Mass in B minor
Lichfield Cathedral
- In memory of Richard Butt -



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Important New Commission for World War One Commemoration
2014 marks the centenary of the outbreak of the 1914-18 War. To commemorate this event the Birmingham Bach Choir has commissioned the poet Euan Tait and its own conductor/composer, Paul Spicer, to write a major choral and orchestral work for performance in July 2014. The work is called Unfinished Remembering and is planned as a choral symphony (with soprano and baritone soloists) in four movements. In commemorating the Great War, the work also commemorates all wars and, perhaps especially those with which we have been recently involved in Iraq and Afghanistan: more details here.

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