We believe music is for everyone – and if you like to march around, dance or join in, this special toddler-friendly Christmas concert at CBSO Centre is perfect!

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Tonight the CBSO transforms itself into a seasonal time machine...

The CBSO’s annual Christmas concerts are like the German Market and the Hippodrome panto: a real Birmingham Christmas tradition!

They call Vienna the city of dreams, and it wouldn’t be New Year without the music of Johann Strauss and friends.

Mozart, Haydn and Beethoven weren’t only great composers – they were electrifying performers as well.

Today, a group of CBSO players uses period instruments to offer a glimpse into Austen’s elegant and intimate musical world.

A quiet hymn, a flurry of birdsong, a dance rhythm… and Dvořák’s Eighth Symphony is on its way.

​​​​A full orchestra looks impressive, and sounds amazing. But how does it actually work?

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 …