Rachmaninoff’s Third Piano Concerto has been called the “Everest of piano concertos”, but if anyone can scale its peaks, it’s Birmingham favourite Steven …

A programme full of music by child prodigies, this concert celebrates the work of Britten, whilst highlighting the lesser-known Crusell and Gipps.

Finnegan Downie Dear conducts Beethoven's "Pastoral" symphony, alongside Mozart, Britten and a UK premiere by Cassandra Miller.

Guest conductor François Leleux conducts a programme of Prokofiev, Berlioz, Mozart and Rossini that positively buzzes with energy and emotion.

Jess Gillam and Jaume Santonja Espinós take us from the dance halls of Cuba to Copland’s leafy Appalachian mountains, on a pan-American road-trip.

Hockley Social Club and the CBSO combine genre-bending live music with delicious street food… the perfect evening for the musically curious.

A very special event at the intimate and stunning CBSO Centre with the fantastic Grandbrothers. This is a must for fans of electronica, neo classical, ambient …

The CBSO and a team of top West End vocalists present a spectacular symphonic tribute to pop’s original Rocket Man.

Saint-Saëns’ Carnival of the Animals is a truly delightful way to introduce children of all ages to the fabulous beasts of the orchestra.

Kevin John Edusei leads the orchestra in an indulgent evening of music by two of the greatest French composers.

Michael Seal conducts the musicians of the CBSO Youth Orchestra in Shostakovich's shattering Tenth Symphony.

Marta Gardolińska conducts orchestral works by Fanny and Felix Mendelssohn, alongside Beethoven's first piano concerto.

The CBSO Baroque Ensemble is delighted to welcome Annabel Knight, of Passacaglia and the Fontanella Recorder Quintet, as a guest performer at this celebration …

For this special concert, Mirga leads the Orchestra and Choruses in a moment of remembrance and reflection for all those affected by Covid-19.

Enter Janáček's animal fairy tale world in The Cunning Little Vixen, an opera close to Mirga's heart.