“Contrasting works from two giants of English music.”

“A triumph of a performance of Bach’s masterpiece.”

Photo Credit: Ex Cathedra

“A Hungarian Orchestra delivers some characterful playing, while a home-grown virtuoso dazzles with Chopin.”

“Some lovely music for young people, and still great fun for the rest of us!”

“A solid concert of well-known music with an exciting young pianist.”

“A ravishing and emotionally compelling reading of this great symphony.”

“A celebration of music from the early years of this excellent choir.”

“Doleful - yet captivating.”

“Fine playing from a young ensemble bristling with potential.”

Photo Credit: Hannah Fathers.

“A vibrant programme of Spanish-themed music delivered much to enjoy.”

“Two knights – Sir Mark Elder and Sir Stephen Hough – unite with the CBSO for a night of exceptional music making.”

“Bruckner given an interesting contextualisation.”

“A thrilling piece by Thomas Adès, contrasting nicely with some more familiar fare.”

"Welsh harp and Irish fiddle conjure myth and magic"

Photo credit: Jennie Caldwell.

"Sonic spectacle combined with subtle detail."

Photo credit: Otto Van Den Toorn.

“Some impressive virtuosity and an exciting new work.”

“Murderous and tragic queens make for a heroic evening.”

Photography: Mark Allan.

“Nottingham says an emotional farewell to an outstanding conductor.”

“Emotional the technical fireworks in an impressive performance of Barber’s Cello masterwork.”

“A profound and thoughtful new work followed by a revelatory reading of an established masterpiece.”