Resurgent interest in American composer Julius Eastman in the decades since his death in 1990 has brought both his mercurial musical output and his uniquely collaborative artistic approach to global attention. His 1974-piece Femenine unfolds from a simple oscillation between two notes into a vast and varied sonic canvas shaped by its performers. It sits at the heart of this programme from The Chimera Ensemble, alongside new works by students.
In a secular counterpoint to the York Mystery Plays, this award-winning ensemble draws inspiration from two pivotal med…
From Holborne to HandelThe NCEM’s youth ensemble for school-aged musicians presents a programme of dances and concerti …
Siglo de oro: Music from the Spanish RenaissanceSpain’s Siglo de oro, the ‘Age of Gold’, gave rise to some of the great…
David Gutiérrez Aguilar flute Pablo Albarracín Abellán violin Luis Manuel, Vicente Beltrán viola Marc De La Linde B…
Monteverdi Vespers of 1610A truly celebratory way to open our 2026 Festival as we share I Fagiolini’s intimate yet powe…
A frighteningly good night of graveyard smash hits for all the family!As darkness falls across the land, join our amazi…
The biggest selling classical artist of this century, Katherine Jenkins OBE, has announced a brand new 18-date UK tour …
Steve Steinman, the highly acclaimed show producer and No. 1 recording artist, brings his smash-hit production Bat! - …
The Amy Winehouse Band - Amy’s original band who were with her from the very start throughout her meteoric rise - have …
