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Find an Orchestra in Norfolk

These orchestras are either based in Norfolk or give regular concerts in the area.

Click on the orchestra name for their own website, with more details of their concerts and activities.

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Norfolk - Professional Orchestras

Britten Sinfonia
Regularly perform in Norwich

City of London Sinfonia
Perform in King's Lynn and Norwich

Chamber Orchestra Anglia
Norwich Area

Norfolk - Amateur Orchestras

Mozart Orchestra
Norwich, Blakeney

Norfolk Symphony Orchestra
King's Lynn and surroundings

Pulham Village Orchestra
Pulham

Sillars Light Orchestra
Norwich area

West Norfolk Jubilee Youth Orchestra and Concert Band
King's Lynn

Wymondham Symphony Orchestra
Wymondham, South Norfolk

Wymondham Youth Music Society
Wymondham

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