A rare chance to encounter key works from Flemish cinema, spanning poetic realism, animation and modern arthouse, brought ...

Lang Lang, Boston Symphony Orchestra and Leipzig Gewandhausorchester, conducted by Andris Nelsons, Quatuor Diotima, the ...

Celebrate Pan-Africanism through rhythm, lineage and sound with artists responding to the visual arts exhibition, co-hosted ...

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Korngold tugs at the heart in his Hollywood-flavoured concerto, while Shostakovich’s Fifth unleashes big tunes and white-hot intensity. By the time Korngold had begun his 1945 Violin Concerto, the ...

Wheelchair spaces and free companion seats may now be booked online. Please select the relevant preferences on the access registration page during your booking so we can provide you with the correct ...

Wagner plunges the depths and rises to ecstatic heights in one of the greatest and most intense of operatic love stories. Based on a medieval tale, Tristan and Isolde is told through music that seems ...

A talk examining Tove Jansson’s lifelong relationship with music and its influence on her creative world. This talk is free and accessible to ticket holders for the evening concert. Priority for those ...

What are the albums that have shaped our understanding of moments in history? What do their album covers represent? This listening session dissects some of the albums featured in the exhibition. From ...

In a talk entitled In Two Minds, the practice's director Neil Gillespie turns his attention to a curated handful of Reiach and Hall's projects that carry particular personal meaning for him. The ...

Opening in May 2022, the Barbican presents Our Time on Earth – a major exhibition celebrating the power of global creativity to transform the conversation around the climate emergency. Through art, ...

Composed in the midst of global conflict, Britten’s 1940 Sinfonia da Requiem is a grief-stricken cry, its turbulent music finally giving way to Mahlerian tenderness – and hope. Bernstein’s post-war ...