Brahms’ Fourth Symphony begins with a sigh and ends with a tempest...

Forget everything you thought you knew about English music, because Vaughan Williams’ Fourth Symphony is the white-hot vision of an angry prophet...

From Grease to Mamma Mia!, the disco anthems of the Village People to the stadium-filling hits of Queen, the West End really knows how to rock...

Richard Strauss liked to blow his own trumpets… and his horns, trombones and tubas. So when he used a colossal orchestra to tell the epic story of an imaginary …

Nielsen's Wind Quintet is a conversation for five players that’s as lively, unpredictable and entertaining as the man himself. Arvo Pärt’s Quintettino makes a …

Everyone knows some of the wonderfully memorable music that Grieg wrote to accompany the story of Peer Gynt. But Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla never does anything by …

A beautiful rarity from Lithuania - as Birmingham-born artist Norman Perryman creates colours and images to complement the music, live in concert...

Tormented by forbidden desires, Byron’s Manfred roams the mountains alone. Byron didn’t do understatement – but Tchaikovsky sensed a kindred spirit...

It’s Oscar night! So roll out the red carpet, and put the champagne on ice as maestro Anthony Weeden and the full CBSO sweep you down to Hollywood Boulevard...

The mighty sounds of the famous Fanfare for the Common Man tower above the finale of Copland’s Third Symphony.

Think of a serenade and you think of summer – warm nights, romantic melodies and relaxation.

​There’s a ballerina hiding at CBSO Centre – the only problem is, how to make her appear?

String quartets simply don’t get any more lush!

Roll up, roll up – we’re going to the circus!