Orchestral

London’s unique late-night classical event, The Night Shift, is back for a fourth year.

Mendelssohn, wandering the streets of Edinburgh and rambling the hillsides of the Hebrides in 1829, was utterly overcome.

Colin Currie takes flight with the world premiere performance of Einojuhani Rautavaara’s Incantations Percussion Concerto, a piece that promises to marry aura and animation, finesse and fireworks...

There can be no greater musical adventure than the Ring Cycle. The first staging of Wagner’s four operas required a new theatre; its orchestra new instruments.

During the composition of his Seventh Symphony in 1811/12 Beethoven endured the pangs of unrequited love, was coming to terms with his worsening deafness and suffered, along with his fellow...

ScreenPlay in The Clore Ballroom at Royal Festival Hall - Here at Southbank Centre we are offering you the chance to hear a performance of this sold-out concert featuring London...

Bruckner: sculptor of unmatchable, inimitable symphonies, the proverbial ‘cathedrals in sound.’ Wagner: creator of truly epic operas whose forces required their own instruments, buildings and...

Music by Dvorak, Tchaikovsky and Verdi with pianist Denis Matsuev.

Following their acclaimed collaboration at Aldeburgh Festival in 2008 the partnership between Pierre-Laurent Aimard and Britten Sinfonia continues with this performance focused on the works of...