Mars, Venus, Jupiter... everyone has their favourite bit of The Planets.

Written in a two-week period in May 1878, Dvořák’s String Sextet is full of spontaneous invention in the manner of Schubert, with themes that have been …

Let the CBSO take you on a journey through physical and human geography with a sonic exploration of the world.

Skip the rush hour and join us at Symphony Hall for a high impact hour-long exploration of orchestral music spanning over 200 years.

Presenter Jane Wright will be joined by our 10-piece mini orchestra to tell the incredible story of adventurer Phileas Fogg and his quest to travel around the …

Brush off your tuxedo and let us pour you a martini as the CBSO brings all the glitz and glamour of 007 to Symphony Hall.

Charlotte and Bryony’s Spectacular Orchestra take to the stage once more to introduce KS1 children to the best symphonic music. If you enjoyed Dinosaur Disco …

A burst of fireworks, a shout of joy – Bartók was ill and in exile when he wrote his Concerto for Orchestra, but he poured all his fiery spirit into the …

Sibelius saw a flight of swans in the sunset and heard the tune that crowns his Fifth Symphony.

There’s nothing quite like Berlioz’s Symphonie fantastique – a psychedelic rollercoaster of love, ambition and pure sonic excess.