King Edwards Schools

Lunchtime Concert, Friday 17 January 1.10-1.50pm

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Will Duerden and Svitlana Kosenko

Lunchtime Concert, Friday 24 January 1-1.50pm

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Jason Lewis and James Keefe

Lunchtime Concert, Friday 31 January 1-1.50pm

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Lecture Recital – Songs of Love and Dances of Death

Lunchtime Concert, Friday 7 February 1-1.50pm

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The Queen’s Six – Mapping the Stars

Lunchtime Concert, Friday 14 February 1-1.50pm

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Frederick Long and Sholto Kynoch

Lunchtime Concert, Friday 21 February 1-1.50pm

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The Well Gardened Mind

Lunchtime Concert, Friday 28 February 1-1.50pm

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Lecture Recital – Earth and Air and Rain

Lunchtime Concert, Friday 7 March 1-1.50pm

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Chaos String Quartet

Lunchtime Concert, Friday 14 March 1-1.50pm

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Trueform Projects – Archives Live

Saturday 1 March 7.30-9.30pm

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Adam Heron – piano

Lunchtime Concert, Friday 21 March 1-1.50pm

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Heartstrings

Lunchtime Concert, Friday 28 March 1-1.50pm

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Njioma Chinyere Grevious and Joseph Havlat

Lunchtime Concert, Friday 4 April 1-1.50pm

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James Ehnes Piano Quartet

Evening Concert, Wednesday 12 February 7.30pm

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BBC Singers feat. Birmingham University Singers

Evening Concert, Saturday 15 March 6.30pm

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Britten Sinfonia, 1945: A Kind of Haunting

Evening Concert, Wednesday 26 March 7.30pm

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Brautigam/ Hoppe/ Poltéra Trio

Evening Concert, Friday 9 May 7.30pm

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Concerts

Europe’s finest Art-Deco concert hall is right here in Birmingham and is renowned for its chamber concert and recital series, which dates back to 1945. 

The Barber host a programme of internationally acclaimed Evening Concerts and regular, free Lunchtime Concerts.

Head to our What's On Calendar to get booking.

Please Note: The auditorium is currently not in use, while a new ventilation system, compliant with post-Covid expectations, is scoped and planned.

In the meantime, Barber Concerts are currently being hosted in the University's Elgar Concert Hall in the nearby Bramall Music Building, just a few minutes walk away from the Barber.