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Reimagining Fanny Mendelssohn's Das Jahr

Friday 12 April 2024

Why have we commissioned four women composers to write original pieces inspired by Fanny Mendelssohn's piano cycle Das Jahr?
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  • Composers

Mozart's World: The Last Symphonies

Wednesday 25 February 2026

Robert Samuels, Senior Music Lecturer at The Open University explores Mozart's final trilogy of symphonies.
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  • Composers
  • History and Theory of Music

Bach's soulful Passion

Thursday 5 March 2026

To butcher the Oscar Wilde quote: to write one extraordinary Passion may be regarded as a miracle, to…
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  • Artists
  • Composers
  • History and Theory of Music
  • Interview

Václav Luks on The Creation

Thursday 7 May 2026

Ahead of our performance of Haydn's Creation, conductor Václav Luks shares his perspective on Haydn's masterpiece.
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  • Composers

In the beginning was a note

Friday 15 May 2026

Dr Rachel Stroud, violinist and musicologist from King's College, University of Cambridge explores The Creation by Haydn.
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Something that reeks of genius

Tuesday 2 June 2026

Dr Flora Willson, classical music writer for The Guardian, a broadcaster and cultural historian explores Berlioz's Symphonie fantastique and Harold in Italy.
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  • Composers

Catastrophe is coming

Monday 22 June 2026

On 7 March 1897, Johannes Brahms attended a concert where heard his own music in public for the last time. Jan Swafford, American author and composer of classical music, explores the programme including Brahms' Symphony No. 4 and Haydn's 'La Chasse' Symphony.
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  • History and Theory of Music
  • Interview

Dvořák's glorious cello concerto - a personal memoir

Monday 22 June 2026

Ahead of our performance of Vienna 1897: Brahms' Last Concert, cellist Steven Isserlis shares his perspective on Dvořák's Cello Concerto.

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