Shostakovich's triple murderess has excited the hearts of audiences worldwide and wins success wherever she goes.​

Tonight, Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla explores every facet of a 20th-century icon...

Schumann’s Rhenish Symphony opens in a blaze of glory, and ends at a beer festival!

When I fall in love, it will be forever… the incomparable voice of Nat King Cole, born 100 years ago this week, came out of Alabama and gently conquered the …

It’s a mystery! There’s a secret hidden in Symphony Hall, and we need your help to find it...

“Oh you millions, I embrace you” – and when Sir Simon Rattle conducts Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, it’s impossible not to sit up and listen.

When two artists like Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla and Gidon Kremer click, you can almost hear the chemistry...

“Heartbreaking and sublime” was how one critic described the sound of John Wilson conducting Vaughan Williams with the CBSO...

​Erich Wolfgang Korngold was only 12 years old when Mahler declared him a genius. It’s easy to hear why...

1931: William Walton takes a huge choir and a massive symphony orchestra, adds a couple of brass bands, and blows English music sky-high...

“Music is life!” declared Carl Nielsen – and Sibelius would have agreed...

Join us as five CBSO players bare heart and soul.

You know that moment at the cinema when you’ve heard that tune before, but you can’t quite put your finger on it? Well, tonight, we reveal all...

Whether you’re a Bruckner buff or a first-timer, this is a piece that everyone needs to hear at least once.

Mahler said that a symphony should embrace everything, and he wrote the beat of his own failing heart into a Ninth Symphony like no other...