A world premiere by Durham composer Ella Stephens, Gerald Finzi's clarinet concerto, Anna Clyne PIVOT and Felix Mendelssohn's sunny Fourth Symphony.
Hill Orchestra and guest singers perform a selection of musical theatre tunes, from Frozen to Les Miserables in this family-friendly concert.
Magic, witchcraft, fairytales come together in DUOS symphony orchestra with music by Giacomo Rossini, Dorothy Howell and Hector Berlioz
Themes of love, death and eternity with music by British, German and American composers including 'O Great Beyond' by Thomas LaVoy
Vincenzo Bellini's gritty re-working of Shakespeare's doomed lovers caught between two warring households.
DUPO Symphony Orchestra with soloist Henry Hiscock play Rachmaninoff's demanding and romantic 3rd piano concerto with music by Delius, Wagner and Marquez.
A studio performance with puppetry and chamber ensemble drawing in music inspired by Shakespeare's plays.
A rich selection of music reflecting on Lent and the Passion story, from Alsonso Lobo's 'Versa est in luctum' to Tom Edney's'The Crucifixion', composed in 2024.
Bedřich Smetana: Vltava, (The Moldau), from Ma Vlast. Henryk Wieniawski: Violin Concerto no.2. Antonín Dvořák: Symphony No.9, ‘From the New World’. Conductor: Maria Barbosa Aristizabel Soloist: Bradley Creswick An afternoon of music from Central Europe, played by Orchestra North East under the direction of the young Colombian conductor Maria Barbosa Aristizabel. Smetana’s Vltava depicts the […]
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