Festivo Winds are a dynamic Wind Quintet based in Manchester and London. Formed in December of 2017 at the Royal Northern College of Music, the group achieved notable competition successes including picking up the ‘Audience Favourite’ Prize at the RNCM Christopher Rowland Chamber Group of the Year’ Competition, and winning the John Fewkes Woodwind Chamber Prize and the June Emerson Launchpad Award. They have been invited to perform at a number of prestigious festivals and venues such as the Buxton International Festival, Manchester Chamber Concerts Society, Lake District Summer Music International Festival, Music Coll - the Tunnell Trust and have given well received performances at numerous venues across the North West of the UK.
Individually, the members hold a number of personal accolades and successes, and between them have performed with esteemed ensembles including the Hallé Orchestra, BBC Philharmonic, City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Royal National Scottish Orchestra, Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra and Nederlands Blazers Ensemble.
Important Information
Venue: ChristChurch, Finkin Street
Tickets: £15 adult | Children and Students free
Running Time: approx 2hrs
Thurs 2 May
The Rock into 2024 show has again brought together some excellent local talent to put on a great show and rais...
Sat 4 May
All singing all dancing parade of talent from Star Academy Junior and Senior Stu...
Sat 18 May
A stunning 13 piece production pay tribute to the pinnacle of Pink Floyd's live...
Sat 18 May
Award winning film composer Phil Mountford brings his band to pay tribute to the...
Every Monday
Monday dance classes Discover the joy of dance in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere! Absolute Adult Beginner...
Every Tuesday
Fun and relaxed exercise class for adults (60yrs+). Benefits include: - Improve...
Sat 20 Apr, Sat 25 May, Sat 29 Jun & Fri 26 Jul
THE GROOVE is a great opportunity not only to dance to great music, but to socialise and meet new people in a...
Tues 30 Apr
**NEW PERFORMANCE DATE - TUESDAY 30th APRIL** A real story from a real mothe...