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Photo 14-06-2014 14 05 10The Gloucestershire Symphony Orchestra was founded in 1901 by Cathedral organist Sir Herbert Brewer and conducted by Herbert Sumsion and John Sanders and Mark Finch, before Glyn Oxley was appointed in 2014. Since then the orchestra has greatly expanded the scope of its concert giving and performed in more than a dozen venues throughout the county and beyond. The GSO has performed concerts in Cheltenham, Cirencester, Gloucester, Stroud and Tewkesbury.

It has appeared at Gloucester’s Three Choirs Festival in 1998, 2001, 2004 and 2007, winning acclaim as a champion of 20th century English music.

The GSO provides a platform for local composers and soloists, with a particular emphasis on encouraging young musicians and audiences. The orchestra plays classical music from all eras, including modern works and first performances.

We are supported by members and friends, grants and sponsorship.

To hear samples of the orchestra playing please click on our samples page.

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