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.
SwansongsUniversity Choir and Symphony Orchestra join forces with The 24 in the stunning setting of York Minster to pro…
Join us in celebrating the rich and diverse community of postgraduate performers here at York, showcasing a selection o…
The members of Gamelan Sekar Petak invite you to join them for a relaxed and intimate performance at the National Centr…
Our annual student showcase celebrates the breadth of musical talent from across the University. The line-up includes a…
Join Tangram on a deep exploration of Chinese philosophy and Western classical music. Divine Intimacies presents a prog…
Handel – Music for Royal OccasionsFour Coronation Anthems (incl. Zadok the Priest)Tu del ciel ministro eletto from Trio…
Immeasurable Equation: The Music of Sun RaUniversity Jazz Band returns to perform the music of the pioneering bandleade…
Notes of OldSo often, we find ourselves struck by musical echoes between pieces separated by history, style or instrume…
Offering a powerful depiction of Christ's passion, the Passio Secundum Johannem may well be Bach's most inherently dram…
Carl Nielsen seeks to capture the full breadth of human nature in his Second Symphony of 1902, but this grand vision ha…
Notre Dame Reimagined is an ambitious project that invites audiences to encounter the famous cathedral's music, iconogr…
Welcome to the Devil's TavernTravel back in time to London's 'Devil's Tavern' in eighteenth-century Fleet Street. Here,…
