South Ulster Sinfonia is to host its Spring Concert at St Ronan's College, Lurgan

The South Ulster Sinfonia is hosting its Spring Concert this month at the newly built St Ronan’s College in Lurgan.

This music event will bring a wonderful evening of live classical music and will take place on Saturday April 25 at 7.30pm.

South Ulster Sinfonia (a community based orchestra based in Portadown) is hosting its Spring Concert at St Ronan's College, Lurgan, on April 25.

placeholder image — South Ulster Sinfonia (a community based orchestra based in Portadown) is hosting its Spring Concert at St Ronan's College, Lurgan, on April 25.

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Enthusiasts will be treated to a varied programme that includes Mendelssohn's Hebrides Overture, Mozart's Flute Concerto in D, which showcases the extraordinary talent of soloist Ami Ogilby and Beethoven's Symphony No 1.

The orchestra is based in Portadown and has more than 50 accomplished musicians who work with local schools, community choirs and charities to encourage music making in the local area. Conducted by Philip Walton, who is a member of the Ulster Orchestra and led by Fionnuala Toman, the orchestra has been providing a creative outlet for local music talent for over 20 years.

Tickets cost £5-£15 and are available at SouthUlsterSinfonia.eventbrite.co.uk and at the door on the evening of the event on a first come first served basis.