Evening events, Music, Classical

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Wednesday 22 May

Butterworth Hall at Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry £11.50–£36; £12 under 26s 024 7652 4524
Bath Abbey £10–£30 01225 463362
Preston Manor, Brighton £10–£15 phone for availability 01273 709709

Thursday 23 May

St Paul's Cathedral, London EC4M £10–£40 020 7246 8350/7236 4128
Handel House Museum, London W1K £9 phone for availability (£5 phone for availability) 020 7495 1685
Oval Space, London E2 £12
Llwyfan Cymru - Wales Stage, Hereford Phone for availability 01497 822629
St Paul's Cathedral, London EC4M £10–£40 0844 844 0444

Howard Williams conducts the most dramatic and exhilarating of Beethoven's symphonies, with soloists Elizabeth Llewellyn, Sarah Connolly, Andrew Kennedy and Mark Stone and support from the Choir of the 21st Century and Voices from the Trinity Laban Conservatoire. Doors open at 6pm.

The Anvil, Basingstoke £10–£36 01256 844244
Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells £10–£20 01892 530613
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Cadogan Hall, London SW1X £10–£36 020 7730 4500
The Halls, Norwich £7–£25; £5 under 25s 01603 628477
Symphony Hall, Birmingham £10–£42 0121 780 3333
St John's, Smith Square, London SW1P £10–£20 020 7222 1061
Bridgewater Hall, Manchester £10–£36 ( £3) 0844 907 9000
Connaught Theatre & Ritz, Worthing £14.50 (£13.50; £12) 01903 206206
Wigmore Hall, London W1U £12–£26 020 7935 2141
St James's Church, London W1J £17 (£12) 020 7381 0441
St Mary's Church & Parish Hall, Beverley £10 (£5) 01904 658338
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London SE1 £10–£35 Booking: £1.75 (Members £0.00) (£50) 0844 875 0073
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Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool £13–£36 0151 709 3789
Caird Hall, Dundee £12–£15 (£5–£7.50; under 16s free) 01382 434940
The Forum, Bath £10–£32 01225 463362
His Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen £17–£51 01224 641122
Hall One at Kings Place, London N1 £19.50–£39.50; £9.50 adv 020 7520 1490
St Martin-In-The-Fields, London WC2N £8–£22 concs available 020 7766 1100
Royal Festival Hall, London SE1 £6–£20 Booking: £1.75 (Members £0.00) (£50) 0844 875 0073
Middlesbrough Town Hall £12.50 (£11.50) 01642 729729
The Anvil, Basingstoke £10–£32 ( £7; Children £7 under 16s) 01256 844244
Purcell Room, London SE1 £14 Booking: £1.75 (Members £0.00) (£50) 0844 875 0073
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St Nicholas Church, Brighton £12 (£9) 01273 917272

Friends 2 for 1 Part of Brighton Fringe Festival.

Theatre 1, Roland Levinsky Building at Plymouth University Free 01752 585050
Preston Manor, Brighton £10–£15 phone for availability 01273 709709
Hall One at Kings Place, London N1 £19.50–£39.50; £9.50 adv 020 7520 1490

Friday 24 May

Aldwych Underground Station, London WC2R £35 (£15) 0843 222 1234
National Portrait Gallery, London WC2H Free 020 7312 2463
St James's Church, London W1J £10–£15 020 7381 0441
St George's Hall, Bradford £12.50–£26.50 01274 432000
Lecture Recital Room at Guildhall School Of Music & Drama, London EC2Y Free 020 7628 2571
Music Hall at Guildhall School Of Music & Drama, London EC2Y Free 020 7628 2571
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St David's Hall, Cardiff £10–£27.50 029 2087 8444
Austrian Cultural Forum, London SW7 Free, ticketed 020 7225 7300
St Martin-In-The-Fields, London WC2N £8–£24 020 7766 1100
Recital Hall at Birmingham Conservatoire, Birmingham City University £8 (£6) 0121 331 5901
Hall Two at The Sage Gateshead £15 (£10) 0191 443 4661
RNCM Studio Theatre at Royal Northern College Of Music, Manchester £3 0161 907 5555
Aylesbury Waterside Theatre £12–£28.50 0844 871 7607
Amaryllis Fleming Concert Hall at Royal College Of Music, London SW7 £8–£10 020 7589 3643
Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool £13–£36 0151 709 3789
Usher Hall, Edinburgh £11.50–£35 (£5–£17.50; under 16s free) 0131 228 1155

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