Hilary Hahn reunites with Geir Draugsvoll and DKam in Dortmund 10 November 2026Posted inMusic In Konzerthaus Dortmund, Hilary Hahn joins accordion virtuoso Geir Draugsvoll for Bruch and Aziza Sadikova’s new 'Labyrinthe du temp'
Klaus Mäkelä’s first opera with the Royal Concertgebouw is a risk worth taking 9 November 2026Posted inMusic What will you sacrifice in pursuit of the truth? Jennifer Johnston and Gerald Finley join Klaus Mäkelä for Bartók’s Bluebeard Castle
Where in the world can you hear three amazing cellists on the same day? 4 November 2026Posted inMusic Kian Soltani, Nicolas Altstaedt and Alisa Weilerstein join Elena Schwarz and Hannu Lintu for a cello extravaganza at the Concertgebouw
Mäkelä’s Mahler 7 finds defiance and optimism in equal measure 2 November 2026Posted inMusic The Royal Concertgebouw give their second performance of Mahler’s Seventh Symphony conducted by chief conductor designate Klaus Mäkelä
In a class of their own: Arod Quartet head to the Concertgebouw 30 October 2026Posted inMusic Super talented Arod Quartet returned to Amsterdam's Concertgebouw for a programme of Haydn, Bartók, Carlos Simon and Fanny Mendelssohn
‘It’s not about us!’ Catching up with Kerem Hasan 21 October 2026Posted inMusic Kerem Hasan is one of a small number of young British conductors quietly taking the European music world by storm
Sam Weller conducts Britten’s War Requiem in The Hague 21 October 2026Posted inCulture, Music Students from The Hague’s Royal Conservatoire perform Britten’s War Requiem to celebrate 200 years of music
A thrilling weekend of music making as the Concertgebouw Orchestra continues its mission, taking classical music to the people 11 October 2026Posted inCulture, Music Joe Hisaishi joined Amsterdam's Concertgebouw Orchestra at the Ziggo Dome for a fun-filled weekend of Studio Ghibli film music and Beethoven 9
Missed opportunities at every turn: Cleveland Orchestra on tour 6 October 2026Posted inMusic South African soprano Golda Schultz joins Franz Welser-Möst for Richard Strauss’ Four Last Songs on tour in Germany
‘There is a story to be told!’ Duncan Ward conducts Britten’s War Requiem in the Netherlands 3 October 2026Posted inMusic Duncan Ward brings together Phil Zuid, the Netherlands Radio Choir, Studium Chorale and Schola Puerorum in Heerlen and Eindhoven