About
The British Britton Symphony Orchestra is one of the most famous and leading orchestras in the world. The orchestra's reputation is not only its superb performance skills, but also its 400-year-old, bold and inspiring concert repertoire, and unparalleled multifaceted musical skills. They broke the tradition of the chief commander or director responsibility system and chose to cooperate with top-ranking guest artists in various fields in the world, which made their performances have rare connotations and energies.
The Britton Symphony Orchestra is the resident orchestra of the Barbican Music Centre in London, England, and the resident orchestra of Norwich in the east of England and the University of Cambridge (Orchestral University). The Britton Symphony Orchestra regularly hosts an indoor concert series at the Wigmore Hall and regularly participates in major British music events, including the Adberg Music Festival and the BBC Proms. The international image of the Britton Symphony Orchestra has been enhanced through regular tours in North America, South America and Europe.
Founded in 1992, the British Britton Symphony Orchestra was founded by the Benjamin Britten concept, featuring world-class performances, new and old-fashioned and unique tracks, and performances in the world's top music halls. At the same time, it takes on the deep responsibility of providing quality music to the community.
Following the 2007 Orchestra Awards and the 2009 Chamber Music Awards, the Britton Symphony Orchestra won the Best Orchestra Award in the Royal Philharmonic Society Music Awards in 2013. The album recorded by the orchestra was nominated by Grammy and won the Gramophone Record Award and the ECHO/Klassik Record Award. The Britton Symphony Orchestra is a partner of the BBC 3, and it regularly works with many record companies such as Harmonia Mundi and Hyperion to record.