Vivid and emotional, the third program on our Masterworks series features the lively rhythms of Scottish folk music. Arnold’s Four Scottish Dances leads into Bruch’s virtuosic Scottish Fantasy, performed by American violinist Stefan Jackiw in his Des Moines debut. The concert closes with Beethoven’s triumphant masterpiece, the Eroica Symphony.

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Strength – Scottish Highlands & Eroica

Des Moines Civic Center

A program of rich chamber music spanning the 20th century, from Berkeley’s elegant Sextet and Delius’ atmospheric Three Small Tone Poems to Arnold’s spirited Quintet. The concert concludes with Holst’s expansive and deeply expressive Sextet in E Minor, a hidden gem that reveals the composer’s lyrical voice beyond his famous orchestral works.

Delius & Holst

Government House

Immerse yourself in the fiery passion of Antonín Dvořák's Slavonic Dances, inspired by the exuberant rhythms of traditional Bohemian folk dances. The Orchestra, led by conductor Rumon Gamba, also perform Malcolm Arnold's Dvořák-inspired English Dances: Set 2 and conclude with Nielsen's dynamic, expressive Fifth Symphony.

Slavonic Dances

Arts Commons

Celebration! Join us for a delightful lunchtime concert showcasing a menu of British light music from three beloved composers. In honour of Edward Gregson’s 80th birthday, we present Partita, one of his earliest and most enduring works for brass band. Malcolm Arnold’s Little Suite for Brass, composed 60 years ago for the Cornwall Youth Band, continues to charm audiences with its spirited character. We also feature Peter Graham’s Concerto for Euphonium, performed this afternoon by Oliver Hodgkiss, winner of the RWCMD Besson Brass Solo Competition.

RWCMD Brass Band: Celebration

Bute Park

French Fantasies

Worthing Assembly Hall

Esbjerg Ensemble's opening concert has the sea as its theme. The concert begins with three festive sailor's songs by the English Malcolm Arnold. The sea continues to play a role in Bruun's Letters to the Sea , which has given its name to the concert. Here, it is very much about an inner sea, inspired by the author Ursula Andkjær-Olsen : "You could write a letter to the sea and ask it to lie down..." . 

Letters To The Sea – Opening Concert

Southern Denmark Conservatory of Music

Noted for her musical command, cosmopolitan artistry, and visionary independence, Sara Davis Buechner is one of the most original concert pianists of our time. Lauded for her “intelligence, integrity and all-encompassing technical prowess” (New York Times), “thoughtful artistry in the full service of music” (Washington Post), and “astounding virtuosity” (Philippine Star), Japan’s InTune magazine sums up: “Buechner has no superior.”

In her twenties Ms. Buechner earned a bouquet of top prizes at the world’s premiere international piano competitions — Queen Elisabeth (Brussels), Leeds, Mozart (Salzburg), Beethoven (Vienna), and Sydney. She was a Bronze Medalist of the 1986 Tschaikowsky Competition in Moscow and the Gold Medalist of the 1984 Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition.

September 20 & 21, 2025

Greenwich High School

Between Wednesday 13 – Saturday 23 August, Chetham’s International Piano Summer School brings world class and legendary musicians to a vibrant, supportive community in central Manchester. Alongside lectures, open lessons and opportunities to develop new skills, you can discover a daily programme of recitals from world-class performers.

Chetham’s International Piano Summer School 2025 – Day Four

The Stoller Hall

Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition may have inspired more arrangements than any other piece in the classical canon, but this performance eschews the most famous by Ravel for a more intimate version for String Quartet. Mussorgsky’s aren’t the only images in this programme – Crawford-Seeger’s Wind Quintet paints a compelling image of the ailing composer returning to the thing she most loves, while Arnold’s Guitar Concerto is a tacit portrait of the great jazz guitarists – Django Reinhardt’s influence on the piece is unmistakable.

Pictures At An Exhibition With The Berkeley Ensemble

St. John's Smith Square

Brass

University of Tulsa

In pursuit of their degrees at SFCM, each student presents a recital that represents their artistry and craft. Student Recitals feature repertoire curated by students with guidance from their faculty instructor.

Ian Rigg, tenor trombone- First Year Master's Recital

San Francisco Conservatory of Music

Malcolm Arnold never did anything by halves, and when he composed his Fifth Symphony he poured out his soul. Soaring melodies, gleaming colours and raw, heart-on-sleeve emotion: this is British music as you’ve never heard it before. It’s a gripping counterpart to Doreen Carwithen’s Concerto, and the radiance and rapture of Vaughan Williams’s gorgeous Serenade.

Oramo conducts Vaughan Williams

Barbican Centre

### Craig Ogden at Assembly Hall, Worthing

**Date:** Sunday, 6 April 2025  
**Time:** 1:45 PM  
**Venue:** Assembly Hall, Worthing  
**Conductor:** John Gibbons  
**Leader:** Julian Leaper  

Join us for an extraordinary afternoon of classical music featuring the renowned guitarist Craig Ogden. This eagerly anticipated event will showcase Ogden's exceptional talent as he performs two concertos: Vivaldi's hugely popular Mandolin Concerto and Malcolm Arnold's Guitar Concerto, a piece celebrated by many guitarists for its intricate and expressive qualities. Arnold's concerto is particularly notable for its second movement, "Blue Scherzo," a tribute to the legendary jazz guitarist Django Reinhardt.

The program also includes Haydn's Symphony No. 30 in C major, known as the "Alleluia Symphony" for its use of a Gregorian Alleluia chant in the opening movement. This symphony, possibly written for Easter Sunday of 1765, reflects Haydn's masterful composition skills at the age of 33.

The concert will conclude with Mozart's Symphony No. 41 in C major, K551, famously known as the "Jupiter Symphony." This grand and majestic piece is Mozart's last and longest symphony, often hailed as one of the greatest symphonies in classical music.

Don't miss this opportunity to experience a captivating performance by Craig Ogden, accompanied by the exceptional talents of conductor John Gibbons and leader Julian Leaper.

**Program:**
- Haydn - Symphony No. 30 "Alleluia"
- Malcolm Arnold - Guitar Concerto
- Vivaldi - Mandolin Concerto
- Mozart - Symphony No. 41 in C, K551 "Jupiter"

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Craig Ogden

Assembly Hall Theatre

Experience an afternoon of chamber music performed by distinguished artists from the legendary CSO Brass section, renowned for their rich sonorities and spectacular power that define the Chicago Sound. The program features a selection of exuberant favorites, including Leonard Bernstein’s effervescent Overture to Candide and Malcolm Arnold’s virtuosic Quintet for Brass, Op. 73. Additionally, the performance will include intricate arrangements of Early Music by J.S. Bach and Georg Philipp Telemann, showcasing the versatility and depth of the brass ensemble. This event is part of the 2024/25 CSO Chamber Music Series, offering a unique opportunity to hear these masterful musicians in an intimate setting.

CSO Chamber Music at the University of Chicago

Reynolds Club

Snowbelt Symphony Orchestra principal cellist Nataliya Pshenychna steps to the front of the orchestra to perform Haydn's virtuosic Cello Concerto No. 1. Also on the program is the Symphony No. 29 by fellow Austrian Wolfgang Mozart along with  pieces by British composers Malcolm Arnold and Gerald Finzi.

Snowbelt Symphony: Haydn Cello Concerto

New Promise Church, Ohio

### Event Description: Hollywood Spectacular Symphony San Jose

**Event:** Hollywood Spectacular Symphony San Jose

**Dates and Times:**
- **Saturday, March 29, 2025 at 7:30 p.m.**
- **Sunday, March 30, 2025 at 2:30 p.m.**

**Venue:** California Theatre, San Jose, CA

**Concert Length:** Approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes, including an intermission.

**Pre-Concert Event:** Music Notes will occur one hour prior to the concert in the auditorium.

**Tickets:** Available for purchase. Subscriptions offer savings.

**Artists:**
- **Conductor:** Peter Jaffe
- **Orchestra:** Symphony San Jose

**Program:**
- **Erich Korngold:** The Adventures of Robin Hood
- **Maurice Jarre:** Lawrence of Arabia
- **Henry Mancini:** Breakfast at Tiffany’s
- **John Barry:** Dances with Wolves
- **Malcolm Arnold:** The Bridge on the River Kwai
- **John Williams:** Schindler’s List
- **James Horner:** Titanic

**About This Performance:**
A film’s score is essential in conveying mood, pace, and tension, setting the scene, and enhancing storytelling. Since 1939, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has awarded the Oscar for Best Score. This concert celebrates films and composers who have won this prestigious award, capturing the perfect emotions that bring films to life.

**Special Feature:**
Introducing the inaugural **Orchestra Oscars**—an exclusive set of awards designed to honor and recognize the extraordinary individuals who bring passion, dedication, and joy to Symphony San Jose. From lighthearted and fun categories to the most esteemed accolades, these awards highlight the shining stars among us and pay tribute to the diverse talents that make our orchestra shine. The winners of these coveted Orchestra Oscars will be revealed throughout the concert, adding an element of thrill, excitement, and suspense.

**Contact Information:**
- **Ticket Office Hours:** Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
- **Phone Number:** 408-286-2600

Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating the magic of film scores and the talented individuals who bring these masterpieces to life.

Hollywood Spectactular

California Theatre

Pre-College Studio Recital: Ginger Kroft, clarinet

3rd Gallery Concert

Art Museum Moritzburg Halle

### Jeneba Kanneh-Mason Concert at Assembly Hall, Worthing

**Date:** Sunday, 26 January 2025  
**Time:** 2:45 pm  
**Venue:** Assembly Hall, Worthing  
**Conductor:** John Gibbons  
**Leader:** Julian Leaper  

Join us for an extraordinary afternoon of music featuring the talented pianist Jeneba Kanneh-Mason. This concert promises a rich and diverse program that will captivate audiences of all ages.

**Program:**
- **Malcolm Arnold:** Cornish Dances
- **Aram Khachaturian:** Adagio from Spartacus
- **Florence Price:** Piano Concerto
- **Samuel Coleridge-Taylor:** Valse de la reine
- **Bernard Stevens:** Symphony of Liberation
- **Klaus Badelt:** Pirates of the Caribbean

**Highlights:**
- **Pirates of the Caribbean** by Klaus Badelt, a piece that needs no introduction for film lovers.
- **Adagio from Spartacus** by Aram Khachaturian, famously known as The Onedin Line theme.
- **Symphony of Liberation** by Bernard Stevens, a complete performance celebrating the theme of liberation.
- **Valse de la reine** by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, a charming waltz composed during his courtship.
- **Piano Concerto** by Florence Price, performed by Jeneba Kanneh-Mason, a piece she previously showcased at the BBC Proms.
- **Cornish Dances** by Malcolm Arnold, reflecting his love for Cornwall with vivid musical imagery.

This concert is a unique opportunity to experience a blend of classical masterpieces and contemporary favorites, all under the baton of conductor John Gibbons and the leadership of Julian Leaper. Don't miss this chance to witness Jeneba Kanneh-Mason's return to Worthing and her performance of Florence Price’s remarkable Piano Concerto.

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Jeneba Kanneh-Mason 2025

St Giles Orchestra January 2025 Concert

St Andrew's Church

Comprising titled musicians of the National Symphony Orchestra, this acclaimed ensemble presents chamber music classics.

Kennedy Center Chamber Players: Winter Concert

Kennedy Center

Composed towards the end of the Napoleonic Wars, Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony possesses a triumphant, bordering on boisterous, sense of ‘a return to life’.

Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony is filled with stirring dance rhythms and magnificent dynamic colour; the score calls for the first recorded use of fff (fortississimo: louder than fortissimo, as loud as possible). It has also been featured extensively in popular culture: for example, its second movement provides the background music to King George VI’s stirring World War II speech in The King’s Speech (2010).

The Hallé - Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony

The Bridgewater Hall

Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony is filled with stirring dance rhythms and magnificent dynamic colour; the score calls for the first recorded use of fff (fortississimo: louder than fortissimo, as loud as possible). It has also been featured extensively in popular culture: for example, its second movement provides the background music to King George VI’s stirring World War II speech in The King’s Speech (2010).

Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony

Join one of London’s foremost young professional orchestras in a celebration of two of Britain’s finest composers, Sir Malcom Arnold and Matthew Taylor. Arnold’s music was renowned for its amazing humour and emotional warmth – qualities that radiate through Matthew’s music in abundance. In the year of Matthew’s 60th birthday, we show our gratitude for Matthew’s dedication to continuing the British symphonic tradition by performing his latest symphony, commissioned by the Malcom Arnold Trust in 2021.

Matthew Taylor’s 60th Birthday Concert

Smith Square Hall

In this celebration of the small-scale, we hear miniatures from Britten, Arnold and Finzi and a tiny Suite de Ballet by Vaughan Williams. A selection of Elgar’s vivid and highly successful salon pieces completes the programme.

Nash Ensemble

Wigmore Hall

From ancient times to the present day, music and dance have captured the spirit of humanity. Today's concert showcases three contrasting composers: Malcolm Arnold, Hans Werner Henze, and Edward Gregson. Arnold's Four Scottish Dances, composed in 1957, draws its inspiration from traditional Scottish folk dances. Henze's Ragtimes and Habaneras, written in 1976, was famously performed by the Grimethorpe Colliery Band at the BBC Proms that same year. Finally, Gregson's Dances and Arias merges lively, energetic dances with soulful, contemplative melodies, bringing the concert to a rousing conclusion.

Royal Welsh College Brass Band: Dances for Brass

Get ready for an unforgettable night as the electrifying world of Drum Corps International (DCI) takes center stage in the concert hall. This enchanting evening celebrates the camaraderie, passion, and unforgettable moments that define the marching band experience. Immerse yourselves in a world of rhythm and melody as the Richmond Symphony brings the electrifying spirit of Drum Corps International to the concert hall. From the hilarious to the heartfelt, this concert is a love letter to the music that unites us. Let the music be your soundtrack as you create unforgettable memories with your special someone.

From the comical antics of fictional composer P.D.Q. Bach to the fiery rhythms of Latin America and the heart-wrenching beauty of classical masterpieces, this concert will take audiences on a journey through DCI’s greatest hits. Witness the Richmond Symphony transform into a dynamic ensemble, capturing the essence of the marching band while delivering the timeless beauty of orchestral music.

Band Geek Date Night

Dominion Energy Center

BBC Radio 3's Friday Night is Music Night and the BBC Concert Orchestra come to Snape Maltings.

Friday Night is Music Night at Snape Maltings

Snape Maltings

BBC Radio 3’s Friday Night is Music Night is all about melody and tonight at Fairfield Halls conductor Helen Harrison and the BBC Concert Orchestra have their feet planted in the streets and fields of British folksong.


Friday Night is Music Night at Fairfield Halls

Fairfield Halls

Prepare to be inspired by four of Scotland’s most exciting young classical musicians as they perform alongside the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra at the magnificent setting of Glasgow City Halls!

BBC Radio Scotland’s Young Classical Musician 2024 – Grand Final

City Halls

Join us for an enchanting evening of brass music as Troy Archer, a talented trumpet student from the Northwestern Bienen School of Music, presents his Bachelor of Music recital. This captivating performance will take place on Thursday, June 6, 2024, at 8:30pm CDT in the Mary B. Galvin Recital Hall, a venue renowned for its stunning acoustics and breathtaking views of Lake Michigan and the Chicago skyline.

Troy Archer, under the tutelage of David Bilger and Matthew Ernst, will be joined by an exceptional ensemble of musicians, including Fiona Shonik on trumpet, Emmett Conway on horn, Griffin Rupp on trombone, Noah Vincent on tuba, and Yoko Yamada-Selvaggio on piano. Together, they will perform a diverse program that spans classical and contemporary brass repertoire. Highlights include Tomaso Albinoni's Oboe Concerto in B-flat Major, Op. 7, No. 3, Arkadi Nesterov's Concerto for Trumpet and Piano in C Minor, Op. 42, Manuel de Falla's 7 canciones populares españolas, and Malcolm Arnold's Brass Quintet No. 1, Op. 73.

This event is free and open to the public, with no tickets required. For those unable to attend in person, a live stream will be available, ensuring that music lovers everywhere can enjoy this remarkable showcase of talent.

Don't miss this opportunity to support emerging artists and experience the vibrant future of brass music. Mark your calendars for an unforgettable night of performances at the Mary B. Galvin Recital Hall.

Troy Archer, trumpet

Mary B. Galvin Recital Hall

Join us for an exquisite afternoon of clarinet music featuring the talented Connor Myers, a Master of Music student at the Northwestern Bienen School of Music. This captivating recital is scheduled for Sunday, May 19, 2024, at 2:30pm CDT, in the Regenstein Master Class Room.

Under the tutelage of esteemed instructors Stephen Williamson and Todd Levy, Connor Myers will showcase his mastery through a diverse program. Accompanied by Ke Wang on piano, the repertoire includes Johannes Brahms' Clarinet Sonata No. 2, Op. 120, Catherine Likhuta's "Lesions," Joseph Horovitz's Sonatina for Clarinet and Piano, Malcolm Arnold's Fantasy for B-flat Clarinet, Op. 87, and Andre Messager's "Solo de concours."

This event is a wonderful opportunity to experience the depth and versatility of the clarinet, brought to life by emerging talents in the field of music. Admission is free, and no tickets are required. For those unable to attend in person, a live stream of the recital will be available, ensuring you don't miss this remarkable performance.

The Regenstein Master Class Room, with seating for 200, is located in the Regenstein Hall of Music, adjacent to the Ryan Center for the Musical Arts at the Bienen School of Music, 60 Arts Circle Drive, Evanston, IL 60208.

Don't miss this showcase of musical brilliance at the Bienen School of Music.

Connor Myers, clarinet

Northwestern Bienen School of Music

Compared to other 19th century Requiems, like those by Berlioz and Verdi where the terrors of a Last Judgement are vividly apparent, Fauré’s vision was of solace and hope beyond the grave, which he viewed as ‘a happy deliverance, an aspiration towards happiness above.’ A much-loved work of British choirs and audiences, its glories include the Sanctus, with its violin solo offering celestial balm; the tender beauty of the soprano solo’s Pie Jesu; and the rippling accompaniment of In Paradisum, sublimely evoking a sense of heavenly peace.

Rush Hour: Fauré’s Requiem

Immerse yourself in a world of enchantment with the Cape Ann Symphony's "Fantasies and Mythology Concert," a part of the Musicians Unleashed Concert Series. This captivating event is scheduled for Sunday, April 14, 2024, at 3:00 PM, held in the serene ambiance of Crowell Chapel, located at 4 Rosedale Avenue, Manchester-by-the-Sea, MA.

Prepare to be transported to realms of imagination and myth as the Cape Ann Symphony Woodwind Quintet, alongside pianist Kathleen Forgac, presents an exquisite selection of musical fantasies and works inspired by myths, legends, and lore. The program promises to explore the magical sounds of the woodwind quintet, featuring individual showcases of each instrument through works by renowned composers such as Nielson, Poulenc, Mouquet, Debussy, and more.

This special event offers a unique opportunity to experience the beauty and power of music as it brings to life fantastical stories and ancient myths. The concert is an e-ticket event, ensuring a seamless and environmentally friendly experience. Tickets are priced at $40 for adults and $15 for youth, with the convenience of being sent directly to your email as a PDF attachment. Attendees have the option to either print their e-tickets or display them on their phone at the door.

Join us at Crowell Chapel for an afternoon of musical enchantment with the Cape Ann Symphony. This is not just a concert; it's a journey through the wonders of fantasies and mythology, brought to life through the artistry of exceptional musicians. Don't miss this unforgettable experience.

Fantasies and Mythology Concert

The Crowell Chapel

The National Youth Brass Band of Great Britain and conductor Dr Robert Childs premiere Sir Karl Jenkins first ever piece for brass band, addressing the pressing issue of climate change and its impact on our fragile planet. Jenkins’ music serves as both an artistic tribute and a call to action, acknowledging the critical conservation work undertaken by organisations like The Wildlife Trust.

Catalyst: The National Youth Brass Band of Great Britain

Yoko Ono Lennon Centre

Wind Symphony & Symphony Band

The University of Texas at Austin

The program includes Resound by Nicole Piunno, Be Thou My Vision by Travis J. Cross, Sarabande and Polka (arr. John P. Paynter) by Malcolm Arnold, From the Delta by William Grant Still, and Fairest of the Fair by John Philip Sousa. Arris Golden, conductor.

Concert Band And Campus Band

Wharton Center for Performing Arts

Valentine’s Concert- English Gardens

Highline Performing Art Center

Soar with us through the starry evening on the airy notes of our woodwind quintet. Featuring a light yet warming blend of music from Beethoven, Maslanka, Holst,  & more. A most uplifting night of music.

Espresso no. 3: Café Celestial

Zimmerli Plaza

ABQ Seminar Recital

The Juilliard School

Illustrious members of the NBSO brass ring in the holiday season with a spectacular program of classic and contemporary works. Handel’s Water Music, commissioned by King George I in 1717, delights the listener three centuries later. Two popular quintets by Malcolm Arnold and Viktor Ewald display the amazing range of this infrequently heard genre. Keyboard joins the mix with Charles Knox’s buoyant Music for Brass Quintet and Piano. Finally, John Cheetham’s cheeky Scherzo calls the quintet back for a sassy, brassy encore.

Top Brass

St Peter's Episcopal Church

St Gabriel's Church

At the center of this concert is a new composition for wind ensemble by Sacramento-based composer Shuying Li titled Luminance, which the UC Davis Concert Band helped commission thanks to the Rucker Family Trust’s Endowed Fund for Concert Band Support. The composer writes of her piece, “At its core, the work addresses issues relevant to contemporary society. By exploring themes of hope and despair, inclusion and exclusion, and power and powerlessness, the piece seeks to provide a platform for reflection and conversation. Through its use of evocative tonalities and dynamic contrasts, Luminance aims to inspire audiences to find strength in moments of darkness and embrace the light within themselves. Luminance will have been premiered by The President’s Own United States Marine Band in October, 2023.

UC Davis Concert Band

Robert and Margrit Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts

Liverpool Philharmonic Youth Company kick-start their 2023/24 season. Liverpool Philharmonic Youth Academy Orchestra takes to the stage for a showcase of young orchestral talent, conducted by Alex Dunn, before the Youth Orchestra comes together with Domingo Hindoyan and soloist Braimah Kanneh-Mason for Mendelssohn’s iconic Violin Concerto.

Liverpool Philharmonic Youth Orchestras 2023

Royal Liverpool Philharmonic

Join the BBC Philharmonic for an afternoon of sounds from the big screen, as we record an episode of BBC Radio 3’s Sound of Cinema at MediaCityUK. Today’s sparkling programme has a distinctly festive feel; wrap up warm to venture through snowy Narnia, take a ride on the Polar Express, and don’t forget the tissues as we hear music from It’s a Wonderful Life and Miracle on 34th Street.

Sound of Cinema with the BBC Philharmonic

MediaCityUK

Study concert with bassoon students under Sebastian Stevensson and Audun Halvorse

Study concert with bassoon students

New Hall

### Event Description: Jess Gillam at Assembly Hall, Worthing

**Date and Time:** Sunday, 29 October 2023, 2:45 pm  
**Venue:** Assembly Hall, Worthing  
**Conductor:** John Gibbons  
**Leader:** Julian Leaper  

**Program:**
- John Williams - Star Wars Suite
- Barbara Thompson - Saxophone Concerto
- Malcolm Arnold - Symphony No. 6
- John Williams - Adventures on Earth (E.T.)

**Event Overview:**
Join us for an extraordinary musical experience as the sensational saxophonist and BBC presenter Jess Gillam returns to Worthing. This event will feature a captivating performance of Barbara Thompson’s Saxophone Concerto. Barbara Thompson, a pioneering figure in the jazz world, was known for her band Paraphernalia and her performances with the acclaimed jazz/rock band Colosseum.

The program also includes iconic scores by John Williams, one of Hollywood’s most famous film composers, with pieces from Star Wars and E.T. Additionally, Malcolm Arnold’s Sixth Symphony, composed during his time in St Merryn, near Padstow, will be performed. This symphony includes allusions to jazz saxophonist Charlie Parker, an elegiac slow movement, and a rousing finale that nods to Shostakovich’s Festival Overture.

**About Jess Gillam:**
Hailing from Ulverston in Cumbria, Jess Gillam is known for her outstanding talent and infectious personality. She made history as the first saxophonist to reach the finals of BBC Young Musician and the youngest soloist to perform at the Last Night of the Proms. Jess is passionate about inspiring and bringing joy to people through music, and she invites audiences on journeys of musical discovery through her electrifying performances and eclectic programming.

In addition to her performances, Jess is a presenter on TV and Radio, hosting her own weekly show, "This Classical Life," on BBC Radio 3, which won the ARIA Award for Best Specialist Music Show in 2020. She has also presented for BBC Radio 2, BBC Radio 4, and BBC Proms, and has been a guest presenter for BBC Young Musician.

Jess is the first saxophonist to be signed exclusively to Decca Classics, with both of her albums reaching No. 1 in the UK Classical Music Charts. She has received numerous accolades, including a Classic BRIT Award and an M.B.E. in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list 2021 for Services to Music.

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Jess Gillam

The Chamber Series is designed to showcase the artistry of Lansing Symphony musicians in a special setting and to introduce audiences to talented artists and classical programming. All Chamber Series concerts are performed at Molly Grove Chapel at First Presbyterian Church of Lansing.

Chamber 02: Brass Quintet

First Presbyterian Church of Lansing

In medieval times, Croydon was famous for its funfair. People would come from far and wide to browse the stalls and enjoy the entertainment, and the area came to be known as the Fair Field. When Fairfield Halls opened on this site in 1962, this formalised its centuries-old status as the entertainment centre of south London. In 1988, LMP became the Resident Orchestra at Fairfield Halls and Croydon. Our arrival built on the area’s strong tradition of classical music, found also in the form of composer Samuel Coleridge-Taylor who lived here over a hundred years ago.

Story of the Fair Field

Join the BBC Philharmonic for this special studio concert celebrating the music of British composer Rachel Portman, who became the first female composer to win an Academy Award, which she received for the score of Emma.

Sound of Cinema

A celebration of the full talent pipeline of emerging Brass Band talent in Merseyside and the North West, not to be missed by lovers of brass.

Youth Company Festival: Liverpool Philharmonic Youth Brass Band

Students perform works at The DiMenna Center for Classical Music as part of Orchestra of St. Luke’s Chamber Music Mentorship Program’s Young Artists Series.

Young Artist Series

The DiMenna Center for Classical Music

Given by members of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, this concert has been created especially for people living with dementia, along with their friends, family and carers.

By the Sea

The Music Room

The ISO is excited to welcome back Celtic fiddle legend Shane Cook & the Woodchippers, along with a cameo appearance from the Legion Pipers & Drummers!

Cook County Celtic

McMorran Place Theatre

Imperial Theatre

In Songs of a Wayfarer you’ll hear Mahler’s affecting blend of joy and despair, as a young man mourns the loss of his beloved in four songs, performed by English baritone Roderick Williams. Never has heartbreak sounded more haunting. Our Principal Brass Quintet opens the concerts with engaging selections including Bernstein’s Dance Suite. Through Songs of a Wayfarer, Roderick Williams becomes a young man mourning the loss of his beloved, and the Philharmonic performs a new work by the “utterly original” (The New York Times) composer David Hertzberg.
Part of Mahler’s New York, two weeks celebrating the great composer and former New York Philharmonic Music Director.

Saturday Matinee: Mahler's 'Songs of a Wayfarer'

The most powerful soundtracks can stand alone without any visual support. They come alive, becoming characters in their own right, and hearing a few bars can instantly transport us back to a favourite scene.

Symphonic Tales of British Cinema: From Hercule Poirot to Harry Potter

Centre Leonardo Da Vinci

Place des Arts

Following two triumphant Benaroya Hall appearances, internationally lauded British cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason returns with two other members of his remarkable musical family: sister Isata on piano and brother Braimah on violin. Don’t miss these three sensational musicians’ rendition of Beethoven’s unique and vibrant Triple Concerto, the composer’s only concerto for multiple soloists. Kahchun Wong also returns to our stage, conducting British composer Malcolm Arnold’s emotional Peterloo Overture, which commemorated Manchester radicals who were killed while protesting for parliamentary reform in 1819. The evening finishes with Bartók’s cherished Concerto for Orchestra, an adventurous melding of folk themes and unorthodox tonality that highlights each section of the orchestra.

The Kanneh-Masons Play Beethoven Triple Concerto

Benaroya Hall

A vibrant tapestry of Celtic Spirit, myth, and rhythm. Traditional melodies meet contemporary fusion as the orchestra journeys through enchanted landscapes – from the ancient legends of Arthurian Britain to the lively dance halls of Dublin.

Malcolm Arnold

Events

Upcoming events

22 - 23 Jan, 2026

Symphonic Tales of British Cinema: From Hercule Poirot to Harry Potter · Orchestre Métropolitain

Jan 29 - Feb 1, 2026

The Kanneh-Masons Play Beethoven Triple Concerto · Seattle Symphony

21 - 22 Feb, 2026

Celtic Tides · International Symphony Orchestra

Apr 26, 2026

North wind · Südwestdeutsches Kammerorchester Pforzheim

Past events

22 - 23 Nov, 2025

Strength – Scottish Highlands & Eroica · Des Moines Symphony

Nov 22, 2025

Delius & Holst · Regina Symphony Orchestra

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