Reaching a milestone 100th performance, Liliana Cavani’s grand staging of La traviata returns in fine form, featuring a luminous Nadine Sierra as Violetta.

Vasily Petrenko brings sprawling symphony, calling for over 120 players, to Singapore, along with Gautier Capuçon to play Saint-Saëns.

Former Scottish Ballet soloist turned producer and entrepreneur Jamiel Devernay-Laurence talks candidly about the risks and joys of putting on new and alternative productions.

Nil Venditti has been appointed chief conductor of the Lahti Symphony Orchestra in Finland, taking up the position at the beginning of the 2027–28 season. Italian-Turkish conductor Venditti has worked ...

Superb musicality and terrific playing underpin Marek Janowski's no-nonsense Bruckner with the Gewandhausorchester.

An intriguing evocation of the American forest in Gabriella Smith's amazing new organ concerto, Breathing Forests.

Nature in all its vivid musical colours is presented in Asaph Cathedral at the 44th edition of the North Wales International Music Festival.

Glittering Monteverdi from I Fagiolini with the English Cornett and Sackbut Ensemble at Kings Place, with standout soloists including Nicholas Mulroy.

The RSNO season launches with Mahler's Sixth Symphony, while Alexander Malofeev joins them for Rachmaninov's Fourth Piano Concerto.

The new Music Director’s opening subscription concert offers an emotionally cathartic tribute to 9/11, a riotous world premiere and brilliantly performed Prokofiev.

Kazuki Yamada and the CBSO give an extraordinary performance of Mahler’s Resurrection Symphony, avoiding spectacle in favour of solemnity, ceremony and, finally, hard-won glory.

Lisette Oropesa leads a strong cast in an engaging revival of Richard Jones’ eye-catching account of a Handel ...