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 … Continued
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 … 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 … Continued
Stabat mater dolorosa, a 13th century hymn describing the sorrow of Mary at the foot of the cross, has been set over the centuries in a surprising variety of styles. … Continued
French street songs of the 17th century spread all kinds of gossip, dangerous political views and much more besides. Jonathan Rees examines this intriguing subject as well as playing solo … Continued
Founded in 2012 by brothers Alessandro and Max Ruisi and winners of the Royal Philharmonic Society award for Young British String Players and also YCAT Finalists, both in 2015, the … Continued
