Felix Lo is an experienced orchestra manager, currently serving in the role at the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra since August 2024. Prior to this position, Felix held the title of Orchestra and Auditions Manager at the London Philharmonic Orchestra from July 2021 to August 2024, where responsibilities included contracting extra string players and overseeing recruitment processes. Previous roles also include Orchestra Manager at Southbank Sinfonia, Assistant Orchestra Librarian and Auditions Administrator at Philharmonia Orchestra, and an internship at the Royal Academy of Music. Felix has educational credentials with a Master’s Degree in Performance (Violin) from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama and a Bachelor’s Degree in Music from the University of Birmingham. Additionally, Felix's early experiences include front-of-house work at the Royal Albert Hall and an internship with the Asian Youth Orchestra.
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City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra
The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra is the flagship of musical life in Birmingham and the West Midlands – and one of the world’s great orchestras. Based in Symphony Hall, it gives over 100 concerts each year in Birmingham, the UK and around the world, playing music that ranges from classics to contemporary, film music and even symphonic disco. With a far-reaching community programme and a family of world-class choruses and youth ensembles, it’s involved in every aspect of music-making in the region. Elgar conducted the orchestra’s very first symphonic concert in 1920. But it was when it discovered the young British conductor Simon Rattle in 1980 that the CBSO became internationally famous. Rattle’s successors Sakari Oramo and Andris Nelsons helped cement that global reputation. Now, under the dynamic leadership of Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla, associate conductor Michael Seal, assistant conductor Jonathan Bloxham and chorus director Simon Halsey CBE, the CBSO continues to do what it does best – playing great music for the people of Birmingham and the Midlands. As it approaches its centenary in 2020, the CBSO, more than ever, remains the heart of musical life in the UK’s Second City.