Joel is joined by pianist Julian Trevelyan as part of our America250 season, for a recital of works by Amy Beach, Adams and Gershwin.
German euphonium player, Daniel Hohm's Festival programme will include works by Fauré, Hummel and Mahler.
Pianist Jamie Cochrane Festival's recital features Schubert Sonata in A major D.959 and Godowsky Passacaglia.
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.
Former 30-year BBC correspondent Nick Higham’s new book tells the forgotten story of the British ‘mavericks’ whose daring mission at the end of World War I.
Anelise holds a scholarship at the Royal Academy of Music, here, she will play works by Debussy Images Book I and Mel Bonis.
Ariel's programme for piano features Beethoven Sonata No. 24 in F#, Op. 78, Debussy Préludes (Book II) and works by Schumann and Respighi.
The incredible lives and deaths of 1000 Tudor people are explored in this authoritative single volume.
Dubbed ‘the Indiana Jones of Early Music’ (BBC Radio 3), Julian Perkins enjoys a varied career as a solo keyboard player, chamber musician and conductor. In a rare chance to hear a clavichord recital, his programme includes works by J.S. Bach, Pachelbel and C.P.E. Bach. Julian regularly works with most of the UK’s leading period
Philharmonia Associate Daniel Shao appears courtesy of the Royal Over-Seas League, after winning the 2024 ROSL wind final. He will be joined by former Festival Young Artist, George Todica, to perform works by performs Debussy, Mozart and Franck. Programme to include: Debussy Syrinx Mozart Violin Sonata in B-flat major Franck Violin (Flute) and Piano
Elizabeth I’s story is well known. But queenship was by no means a certain path for Henry VIII’s younger daughter. Historian Nicola Tallis joins us to talk about her latest book, which draws on primary sources – including writings by Elizabeth herself - to present the heart racing story of her youth as she
Royal Academy of Music graduates Madeleine Pickering and pianist Victor Lim celebrate the 150th anniversary of Ravel’s birth in an all-French programme. British violinist Madeleine Pickering loves to use her performances as a way to bless people with music. Her playing reveals her delight in the rich depth and sweetness of the violin,
