“Andrey Gugnin: not just a virtuoso, but also a poet and dramatist of the keyboard.”

Photo Credit: Lakeside.

“A warm welcome back to Birmingham for a great conductor with a brilliant orchestra.”

Photo Credit: Astrid Ackermann.

“A concert that was about so much more than the music.”

Photo Credit: Johanna Berghorn.

“A massive BBC Phil plays with thrilling attention to detail.”

Photo Credit: Kaupo Kikkas.

“A brutal and disturbing vision of the future of how communities survive.”

Photo Credit: Dan Auluk.

“A spectacular performance from the CBSO, however the audio dialogue and sound effects of the films, are drowned out at times.”

Photo Credit: Dan Auluk.

“Soloist, conductor and orchestra breathe new life into familiar repertoire.”

Photo Credit: Benjamin Ealovega.

“An opportunity not to be missed.”

Photo Credit: Marc Brenner.

“A thrilling, exhilarating and lavish new take on the jukebox musical.”

Photo Credit: Matt Crockett.

“The CBSO surely wins new friends for classical music.”

Photo Credit: Paul Ward.

“Rachel Cheung delivers a perfectly planned recital with grace and fiery virtuosity.”

Photo Credit: Royal Concert Hall.

“[hanse]Pfeyfferey invite you to party like it’s 1525.”

Photo Credit: Elam Rotem.

“A white-hot performance of Nielsen’s magnificent symphony.”

“A new season at Lakeside opens with a revelatory programme given passionate advocacy.”

Photo Credit: Lakeside.

“The new Nottingham Classics season is launched in spectacular style.”

Photo Credit: Sharyn Bellemakers The Hallé.

“An engrossing and exceptionally well-played exploration of 20th Century British music.”

“A real summer treat.”

Photo Credit: Helen Murray.

“Southwell: a Festival that brings the best live music to the heart of Nottinghamshire.”

Photo Credit: Tom Platinum Morley.

“Tunde no longer has anything to fear, he gains his freedom, his wings, emerging into his true self and taking flight.”

Photo Credit: Jake Bush.

“Commitment raises this productions to great heights.”

Photo Credit: Marc Brenner.