Messiaen's chamber music masterpiece shares the programme with a new work from Adrian Williams and Mendelssohn's delightful Concertante Variations. Â Many other Festival events, August 25 - 30, featured on website.
A celebration of the amazing musical legacy of Britain's greatest composer including odes, anthems and songs, with acclaimed Purcell interpreter Charles Daniels.
Borders Trio (Anna Perry - clarinet, David Grubb - violin, Jess Ryan-Phillips - piano) present a concert of new exciting music. With some pieces commissioned by  them, some written for them in the last two years, Borders will play at least five unpublished works amongst two trio favourites!
How best to follow the example of this musical titan who had changed the world of classical music forever? Sandy Burnett takes an in-depth look at how Beethoven’s compositions affected the work of following composers such as Mendelssohn, Schumann, Brahms and many others.
The extraordinary Norwegian trumpet virtuoso, Tine Thing Helseth joins Manchester Camerata for an eclectic programme mixing classical favourites with a contemporary twist. One hundred years on from the earth-shattering Battle of the Somme, Deborah Pritchard’s Trumpet Concerto, Seven Halts on the Somme takes its inspiration from Hughie O’Donaghue’s acclaimed series of paintings of the same … Continued
In this concert, the air will be alight with the colourful music of Spain and Latin America. Mezzo-soprano Stella Seaton-Sims, cellist Corinne Frost and pianists Janine Parsons and Michael Jones will present an exciting programme which includes works by Manuel de Falla, Enrique Granados, Astor Piazzolla and Heitor Villa-Lobos. Tickets cannot be purchased online but … Continued