Nearby: Middlesbrough

The Category Middlesbrough is a subset of Teesside.

'Organises a winter series of high calibre chamber music concerts, both instrumental and voice, by visiting professional ensembles ... Do come and experience the joy of listening to live chamber music, along with our regular supporters. We look forward to seeing you for another season of great music making.'

'Founded by Tim Jackson in 1981. It now enjoys a reputation as one of the best non-professional ensembles in the North-East and performs a wide variety of music in venues across Teesside and North Yorkshire.'

'This Windband is made up of people from all walks of life and age groups. Our youngest player was just 9yrs old when they started and our oldest is into their 80's. Every member of our band is willing to help others to improve in their ability to play good entertaining music. You don't need to have a music grade to play in this band. That's what makes this band stand out from others, no matter what the age or ability, the Cleveland Concert Band are a happy bunch of friendly musicians to be associated with and enjoy what we do ...'

‘A mixed-voice choir which aspires to professional standards and has a good reputation in north-east England ... Has over 120 members, currently aged from 17 upwards, from Middlesbrough, Stockton, East Cleveland, Hartlepool, Darlington and North Yorkshire; Gives at least three concerts a year, using professional soloists and a good orchestra.‘

‘We are a brass band based in in the Middlesbrough area. Originally we rehearsed in the former mining village of North Skelton. In more recent years we have relocated to Nunthorpe ... As a band we take part in competitions, and also perform concerts. We are always on the look out for new players. If you require the services of a brass band, or or looking for a friendly band to join then please get in touch.’

‘The Silverwood Band was formed in 1981, providing an opportunity for people across Teesside to play music together. The band was established by local musician, Allan Waller, with the band name originating from its silver and woodwind instruments, such as Clarinets, Flutes, Saxophones, Trombones, Tubas, Horns, Cornets, Oboes, Euphonium and Percussion and the area it was based in ... While some of our concerts are free, such as the ones in any of the North Easts Parks or Bandstands, we also perform for a lot of good causes and these concerts will have tickets available for them. In many cases you can turn up at the door and get a ticket but if you are worried you might miss out then please contact us to arrange your tickets.‘

‘We are a small, friendly choir ... singing for pleasure and to produce two or three concerts a year, which are performed locally in Stokesley. We sing a wide range of repertoire from Baroque to 20th Century, secular and sacred ... New members are very welcome!’

Founded 1952: ‘The original intentions were to confine ourselves to Gilbert & Sullivan, but after many years it was decided to broaden our canvas ... In 2007 we changed our title to Teesside Musical Theatre Company to hopefully attract younger members. This has proved very successful, as many of those same youngsters have gone on to performing arts colleges, where they are hoping to further their careers’.

‘The TSO is a full-sized symphony orchestra which gives two concerts each year, generally in November and March/April. We play a wide variety of music, and also enjoy a number of social events each year.’

'A small local ensemble which meets weekly in the Middlesbrough area. We are made of up of local musicians who enjoy playing for fun, making new friends and eating cake!'

'Stunning Grade II* listed Victorian concert venue giving any event that’s staged here an extra special feel. Its two flexible spaces mean we are able to tailor the spaces to meet every requirement. Both venues host a wide range of events from concerts to comedy, conferences to theatre, weddings and workshops.''