Nicholas Kenyon compares the musical journeys of Carl Philip Emanuel and Johann Christian Bach.

Christmas wasn't all stollen and Glühwein for an 18th Century town music director. We investigates the tensions smouldering below the surface in Bach's Leipzig.

We explore the mysteries surrounding Bach's Brandenburg Concertos including its uncertain origin and unusual instrumentation showcasing Bach's compositional ingenuity, with each concerto offering unique and unprecedented musical challenges.

We explore Anton Bruckner's enigmatic persona and his music's associations with religious, metaphysical, and mystical experiences.

We explore the challenges faced by composers such as Jean Sibelius, Sergei Rachmaninov and Edvard Grieg as they transitioned from traditional to modern music in a changing world.

We explore Bach's Easter Oratorio shedding light on the tensions and triumphs of his musical journey.

Jessica Duchen sat down with András Schiff to talk about composer Felix Mendelssohn.

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