Ariel's programme for piano features Beethoven Sonata No. 24 in F#, Op. 78, Debussy Préludes (Book II) and works by Schumann and Respighi.
Peter Rabbit’s Musical Adventures is a delightful, family-friendly performance that blends a charming retelling of Beatrix Potter’s beloved tale with classical music.
Since 2010, regular Festival visitor Delia Stevens (Kabantu; Stevens & Pound) and Le Yu have made it their mission to redefine the art of percussion.
After two extraordinary competitions in 2022 and 2024, the search is on for the next Midlands Choir of the Year winners!
Anelise holds a scholarship at the Royal Academy of Music, here, she will play works by Debussy Images Book I and Mel Bonis.
Sleeping Beauty features innovative choreography, exceptional dancing, distinctive costumes and immersive projections.
Alvin is a postgraduate student at the Royal Northern College of Music, here he plays works by Albeniz, Iturralde and Cimarosa, alongside pianist Chichi Li.
Palisander bring us a signature blend of music and words in tribute to London.
The saxophone as you have never heard it before, as star performer and broadcaster Jess Gillam and her superb Ensemble celebrate one of the world’s most versatile instruments.
James’ programme will include Horatio Parker’s Festival Prelude and an arrangement of the Largo from Dvorak’s New World Symphony.
Scottish-Indian guitarist Samrat is a 2026 Classic FM ‘Rising Star’ and a YCAT artist., his Festival programme will include works by Dowland, J. S. Bach and Schubert.
An evening where world music and classical crossover collide, as Scottish/Egyptian instrumentalists and composers The Ayoub Sisters make a Festival debut. Recognised internationally for their chemistry on stage, as well as their ability to unite different genres and cultures together in their unique performing style, they have performed at some of the world’s most
