David Miller (1953 – 2025) had an astonishingly varied and long career that began in the heady days…

Cellist David Watkin (1965 – 2025), was a hugely respected musician and a much-loved colleague and friend who…

We've chosen our next (super)group of Rising Stars of the Enlightenment. The auditions are finished and we can…

Discover the music of the incredibly talented Fanny Mendelssohn and the four composers who have written pieces inspired…

Netty is joined by harpist Joy Smith in her cosy 17th-century weaver's cottage in Essex for the latest episode.

Mezzo-soprano Sarah Connolly talks about Mahler and his Lieder Eines Fahrenden Gesellen (Songs of a Wayfarer), which she performed with us in 2011.

Trombone Philip Dale talks about the trombone used in Bruckner and explores the types of instrument that were used before then.

Principal Artist Vladimir Jurowski discusses our performance of Mahler's Symphony No.2.

Principal Artist Vladimir Jurowski, speaks about performing Tchaikovsky on period instruments and the 'striking presence of a young genius' that can be heard in his first symphony.

We went along to the rehearsals to chat to choreographer Henri Oguike, Leader Kati Debretzeni and dancer Rhiannon Morgan, who told us more about how the collaboration came together.