‘There is a story to be told!’ Duncan Ward conducts Britten’s War Requiem in the Netherlands
Duncan Ward brings together Phil Zuid, the Netherlands Radio Choir, Studium Chorale and Schola Puerorum in Heerlen and Eindhoven
Anna Lapwood looks to the stars in Essen’s Philharmonie
Anna Lapwood launched her residency as Philharmonie Essen’s new portrait artist with London's Philharmonia Orchestra and Kerem Hasan
A riot of colour: Gil Shaham joins Kansas City on tour in Amsterdam
Matthias Pintscher leads the Kansas City Symphony on tour in Amsterdam for exuberant Tchaikovsky and vibrant Rachmaninov
Searching for the night: Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra play Mahler 7 in Amsterdam
Philippe Jordan searches for Mahler's midnight mysticism in a slightly nervy Seventh Symphony on tour in Amsterdam
In conversation with Leah Broad
Award-winning historian and broadcaster Leah Broad finds inspiration in the untold stories of women composers through the ages
A tale of two halves: Germany’s Bundesjugendorchester on tour with Aurel Dawidiuk
Aurel Dawidiuk and Germany's National Youth Orchestra salvage Giorgi Gigashvili's controversial Rachmaninov
Ilya Gringolts sprinkles some Hollywood dust in Düsseldorf
Violinist Ilya Gringolts makes his first visit to Düsseldorf's Tonhalle, joining Alpesh Chauhan for some very romantic Korngold
Amsterdam’s The Little Big Things tackles the thorny issues
This summer’s offering from Amsterdam’s Broadway in Carré season delivers a tale of human resilience but falls short on nuanced storytelling
Is anyone out there? Is God listening?
The London Sinfonietta head to Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw to recreate the 1974 premiere of Voices by Han Werner Henze
Meredith Monk inspires a new generation
American composing legend, Meredith Monk returns to Amsterdam's Holland Festival to celebrate the publication of her new book