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The '''Birmingham Gay Symphony Orchestra''' ('''BGSO''') is the second gay orchestra in the UK<ref>http://thebirminghampress.com/2013/06/birmingham-gay-symphony-orchestra-to-host-a-weekend-of-making-music-fun-friends/ ''Birmingham Press''</ref> It was formed in 2008, to bring together musicians from across the Midlands.<ref>http://www.bgso.org.uk/ BGSO home page</ref> | [[File:Birmingham Gay Symphony Orchestra.jpg|thumb|BGSO logo]]The '''Birmingham Gay Symphony Orchestra''' ('''BGSO''') is the second gay orchestra in the UK<ref>http://thebirminghampress.com/2013/06/birmingham-gay-symphony-orchestra-to-host-a-weekend-of-making-music-fun-friends/ ''Birmingham Press''</ref> It was formed in 2008, to bring together musicians from across the Midlands.<ref>http://www.bgso.org.uk/ BGSO home page</ref> | ||
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The Birmingham Gay Symphony Orchestra (BGSO) is the second gay orchestra in the UK[1] It was formed in 2008, to bring together musicians from across the Midlands.[2]
It is a registered charity.
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