The Can Can

Theo the Bear, Rony Robinson of BBC Radio Sheffield and Endcliffe Orchestra conductor Martin Lightowler dance the Can Can at a charity concert in aid of the Sheffield Children’s Hospital at the City Hall, February 2012

Beethoven Violin Concerto

Sunday May 12th 2012 with Robin Ireland.

Ecclesall Parish Church, Sheffield.

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    Those wishing to attend Endcliffe Orchestra concerts may now purchase tickets online, beginning with our Peter and the Wolf Family Concert.  Please click here to purchase tickets in the comfort of your own home.
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  • Rock Music Collaboration
    The Endcliffe Orchestra has been collaborating with local rock musician Ian Huddleston in a concert that took place at Victoria Hall, Endcliffe, Sheffield on Saturday 16th October. South Yorkshire singer-songwriter, Ian Huddleston is embarking on a ...
 
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