Sir Michael Tippett's luminous Concerto for Double String Orchestra is an inspired way to introduce the one-and-only Stephen Hough, in Beethoven’s most personal …

It’s nearly time for the holidays: so join us, and greet the summer with the musical equivalent of an Aperol Spritz.

What would you trade for your wildest dreams? Young Faust makes the deadliest possible bargain – but he has one hell of a time finding out the price.

​Princesses, magic spells and demons: when Stravinsky retold the Russian legend of the Firebird, he used every instrument in the orchestra to bring it to life.

Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla and the CBSO return to Cheltenham for the second symphonic concert of the weekend.

​The CBSO's community choir, SO Vocal, is one of the most vibrant forces in Birmingham's musical life...

Music from the Baltic and Scandinavia

This toddler-friendly mini-concert features the CBSO’s special miniorchestra for mini-people playing music specially chosen for small listeners.

The energy of these unstoppable young musicians is matched only by the inspiring power of Shostakovich and Dvořák, in a performance like no other!​

When Sheku Kanneh-Mason and Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla recorded Shostakovich together, it became one of the best-selling classical recordings this century.

The CBSO and Music Director Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla celebrate the centenary of Mieczysław Weinberg –​ the man Shostakovich hailed as ‘one of the most outstanding …

​Mahler’s Fourth Symphony is quiet by his standards – but it still aims at the stars, and it ends with an utterly unexpected vision of heaven.