University Music at the University of Birmingham is organizing the Summer Festival of Music 2025 with a range of events, performances, and ensembles for students, staff, and the wider community.
Summer Festival of Music 2025 at University of Birmingham
University Music is delighted to announce the annual Summer Festival of Music for the academic year. This year, the festival will run from 8th to 26th June 2025, featuring a series of events on-campus and across the city.
Events and Performances
The festival will showcase performances from various ensembles including the University Folk Band, String Orchestra, and Summer Festival Voices. Attendees will also have the opportunity to hear from University Music scholarship holders and talented members of the music community.
The central weekend of the festival will focus on the 125th anniversary celebrations of the University, featuring ensembles like Jazz Orchestra, Philharmonic Orchestra, and Gospel Choir throughout the day.
How to Attend
For a complete schedule of events and to book tickets for the concerts, visitors can visit the University Music website or pick up a Summer 2025 brochure across campus and the city. Regular updates and information can also be found on the University's social media accounts including Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook.
About University Music
University Music offers a vibrant music-making scene at the University of Birmingham with over 35 ensembles and 1500 positions. The program is open to students, staff, and the local community, providing opportunities for professional coaching, exceptional concerts, and yearly scholarships.
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Published on 28 July 2025 by Ben Robinson
