Flying the flag for Elgar: London Philharmonic in Germany
Amsterdam-based cellist Ivan Karizna replaces injured Sheku-Kanneh Mason for two concerts with the London Philharmonic playing Saint-Saëns and Bloch's Schelomo
Sorrow and joy in equal measure: Jussen brothers join the Munich Philharmonic
After all the drama of cancelled concerts on tour earlier this season, and with their chief conductor Lahav Shani sitting high in the Concertgebouw balcony, the Munich Philharmonic’s 2025 Winter…
Nobuyuki Tsujii shines brightly with the Amsterdam Sinfonietta
Audience members travelled across countries to hear Japanese pianist Nobuyuki Tsujii play Mozart with the Amsterdam Sinfonietta
Kissin and Bychkov bring beauty and poise to the Concertgebouw
Evgeny Kissin joins Semyon Bychkov and the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra for Prokofiev's First Piano Concerto
In conversation with Jennifer Johnston
British opera star Jennifer Johnston talks about the challenges facing young British singers post Brexit and the importance of a female voice
Vikingur Ólafsson: One man and his piano
Ólafsson plays Beethoven in the Concertgebouw with Santtu-Matias Rouvali and the Philharmonia. His new album Opus 109 is released today
Israel Philharmonic in Cologne with Bronfman and Shani
A programme of Beethoven's Fifth Piano Concerto and Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony drowns out the protesters in Cologne’s Philharmonie
Mäkelä embraces tradition and modernity at the Concertgebouw
Klaus Mäkelä and the Concertgebouw Orchestra literally head to the kitchen sink for Andrew Norman's Play, creating that club dance vibe
Amsterdam’s Romeo and Juliet attracts young audience
Dutch National Ballet’s Romeo and Juliet hits all the right notes with a very young and international audience.
Challenging the norm: Orchestra of the 18th Century’s Marriage of Figaro
Jorinde Keesmaat’s new production of Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro with Orchestra of the 18th Century seeks to challenge conventional norms