ANONIMI

orchestra

★★★★ “The latest voice in the dialogue about what the future of classical music might look like” – The Arts Desk

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ANONIMI is a dynamic chamber orchestra composed of some of the UK’s most talented young musicians. Committed to inspiring and connecting communities, they deliver captivating performances, engage in impactful outreach programs, and collaborate with contemporary composers.

"The self-deprecating name of the orchestra references their philosophy of putting the music before anything else" - The Arts Desk

ANONIMI Chamber Orchestra, founded in 2023 by cellist and conductor Margarita Balanas.

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ANONIMI was recently invited as guests on BBC Radio 3 In-Tune. After the resounding success of their sold-out Inaugural Performance at The Bomb Factory in Marylebone, London, the orchestra continues to make its mark on the classical music scene, most recently opening the Classical Music Series at the Ladbroke Hall, London,

“A sound both pristine and elemental — white light through winter branches and glassy lakes.”
The Arts Desk, on ANONIMI Orchestra’s performance of Arvo Pärt’s Trisagion

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ANONIMI

charity

ANONIMI is a charity with a mission to bring classical music to diverse communities across the UK. By providing a platform for talented young musicians, recent graduates and students from some of the UK's most prestigious music schools - ANONIMI nurtures the next generation of classical performers.


At ANONIMI, we're dedicated to bringing the life-changing benefits of classical music to everyone, regardless of background, or circumstance. We firmly believe that classical music serves as a universal language.

Through our outreach projects, orchestral and chamber music performances, and educational initiatives, we strive to ignite creativity, and inspire positive change, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to experience its profound impact.

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