Kazuki Yamada and the CBSO give an extraordinary performance of Mahler’s Resurrection Symphony, avoiding spectacle in favour of solemnity, ceremony and, finally, hard-won glory.

Have I just written sacred music, or rather, sacrilegious music?” Rossini's Petite messe solennelle dons a period instrument ...

Now in its 20th edition, King’s first prize at the Enescu Competition result breaks the previous age record of 15, held ...

Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater present an electrifying programme of legacy works that cannot fail to impress.

The Philharmonia Orchestra has announced the appointment of Austrian conductor Manfred Honeck as its next Principal Conductor ...

An attempt to recover Mahler's original sound world yields compelling, not always convincing results at the BBC Proms.

Lisette Oropesa leads a strong cast in an engaging revival of Richard Jones’ eye-catching account of a Handel ...

The soul-searching of Britten's Cello Symphony, featuring Guy Johnston, finely complements the mystery of the Enigma Variations.

John Neumeier's take on the traditional tale of Cinderella was a deliberate attempt to break free from the classic fairytale ...

Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater return to London’s Sadler’s Wells in a winning programme of new works closing with the ...

The Lammermuir Festival's opening weekend culminates in a pair of Mozart piano concertos, with an agile and invigorating take on Britten's Frank Bridge Variations.

Pinchgut Opera always has a lot to offer, but this time their delivery proves patchy in ‘Coffee and a Dead Canary’.