Whirlwind Recordings presents a programme of original and arranged compositions from JUNO Winning and GRAMMY nominated Christine and Ingrid Jensen

So what exactly is an orchestra? Why is the piccolo so small? Why are the double basses so big? And what is a xylophone supposed to sound like anyway?

Stravinsky’s Petrushka is the ear-tingling climax to a supercharged concert, as charismatic guest conductor Gustavo Gimeno teams up with keyboard master Jeremy …

Join musicians from the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra for our second dementia friendly concert especially created for people living with dementia and …

"Brahms's visit (a genius)" wrote Robert Schumann when he first met the young Johannes Brahms, and these two great friends are at the heart of a concert that …

Nights drawing in? Had one of those weeks? Then this is the concert for you.

Clarinet and bassoon are the orchestra’s beauty and the beast – but Richard Strauss knew that if they could only dance together, they’d fall in love.

For Schubert, serenity and sorrow were two sides of the same coin: but there’s no question which has the upper hand in his mighty Death and the Maiden quartet – …

The University’s premier jazz ensemble.

The CBSO with Jaume Santonja Espinós, Oliver Janes and Nikolaj Henriques.

Mendelssohn himself conducted in Birmingham Town Hall, but he loved Scotland too, and his Third Symphony evokes wild landscapes, skirling pipes and Highland …

“It started simply enough, like a rusty squeezebox…and then suddenly high above it, sounded a single note on the oboe”.

At the CBSO, we believe music is for everyone – and if you like to move around, dance or join in, this special toddler-friendly Christmas concert at CBSO Centre …

Begin the Festive season in style with a sparkling performance of Handel’s famous choral masterpiece, ‘Messiah’.

Elgar: The Dream of Gerontius.