What’s this? BBC to start new orchestra

What’s this? BBC to start new orchestra

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norman lebrecht

March 06, 2015

At a time when the future of BBC orchestra is under scrutiny, the following notice has appeared on one of the BBC’s public-engagement websites:

The Orchestra

| BBC Three

Are you a talented classical musician looking for your next big career opportunity?

Do you have the skill, passion, and drive to be part of a groundbreaking new orchestra?

Do you want to shake up stereotypes and help bring classical music to a new generation?

Are you a big personality with something to say on-and-off stage?

We’re developing an exciting new series for BBC Three and we’re looking for performers in the following areas to make up a brand new chamber orchestra:

• Strings
• Brass
• Woodwind
• Percussion

If you are interested or would like to find out more please contact us.

The Orchestra is produced for the BBC by Buccaneer Media.

To apply

Age limit: You must be 18 years of age and over.

Please include your name, current age, what instrument you play and your music qualifications along with why you would like to be considered for the programme.

Email: music@buccaneermedia.com

Closing date: 24 April 2015

The information you provide will be collected and compiled by a third party (as set out in the show information), for the purposes of assessing whether you are a suitable contributor for this show. It might also be used for developing and producing the show and any associated website content, programme, publicity, promotion and/or distribution materials. Please note that the third party may share your details with the BBC if it is necessary for the purposes of the production. They will not store or use your details for any other purpose unless they obtain your consent to do so. For more information about the use of your personal data by a specific production company, please contact them directly. For more information about how the BBC uses your data, please see ourPrivacy and Cookies Policy.

 

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