Berlioz’s Symphonie fantastique as the original fever dream, and before that, an opportunity to bear witness in the world premiere of Mark Simpson's ZEBRA written for Sean Shibe.

Inside a values-driven programme that stretches across the country and highlights what the state still fails to deliver.

Documenting the Britten Sinfonia's collaboration with NHS Foundation Arts Residency at Addenbrooke's Hospital for the Thoroughly Good Podcast.

Flynn Le Brocq steps down as Chief Executive of the London Mozart Players after four years, moving to a new role at Uppingham School.

NOYO kick off their four concert tour with a performance featuring young disabled and non-disabled musicians performing new music with enthusiasm and flair.

Some people raise the bar just by walking into the room. Mezzo Soprano and Creative Consultant Jennifer Johnston is one of them. We talk about her award-winning creative work during the pandemic, her…

A grounded season returns to the core proposition, making the music speak for itself.

Around 4,000 staff and musicians are delivering orchestral music to millions—and only a fraction of them have any contractual stability.

Cheltenham Music Festival turns 80 with bold concerts, new commissions, and sonic surprises. Jack Bazalgette shares his vision for the festival.

What a mess. But is there actually a strategy here?

Free taster tickets offered to potential audience members across the UK, but not everyone thinks it’s a good idea.