We join Polyphony for their annual Good Friday performance at Smith Square Hall.

Václav Luks conducts the original Christmas hit - Bach's Christmas Oratorio. A rare opportunity to hear all six parts performed over two nights. This is Bach at his most joyous in a work that celebrates the power of love.

The concluding instalment of Bach's Christmas Oratorio conducted by Václav Luks. A rare opportunity to hear all six parts performed over two nights. This is Bach at his most joyous in a work that celebrates the power of love.

John Butt conducts Bach's earliest surviving passion. An intense musical drama in which the eternal and mortal collide as the raw, human tragedy of Jesus' death plays out against the backdrop of divine history.

Wonder meets reason in our season opener. A Bach cantata that bridges worlds, alongside scientific artefacts that reveal how looking beyond our home planet has helped humanity to find its place in the Universe.

Everything falls into place. Gravity. Death. Life. Three forces that shape our existence, yet they remain mysteries we are still trying to understand.

Are you ready? Our Advent edition of Bach, the Universe and Everything asks a timeless question: how do we respond when we are challenged to change and grow?

Everything begins in darkness. “Protect us against war and precarious times” pleads a cantata haunted by suffering and hope. Then we discover how the first light emerged from primordial darkness to shape the universe we inhabit today.

The road stretches into darkness. This month, Bach, the Universe and Everything explores hope in the face of doubt and the remarkable drive of humans to journey beyond our earthly limits.

Darkness. Wonder. Light. Bach's music and atmospheric science come together in an exploration of beauty emerging from uncertainty, and how joy can be found in the darkest places.