Pre-concert Conversation: A life in editing: perspectives on the editing of music from Professors Hugh Macdonald and Graham Sadler.

Joubert Centenary Celebration

Royal Birmingham Conservatoire

At the heart of this Wanderlust lies the powerful influence of Louis XIV’s France on German musical taste, from the theatrical brilliance of Lully to the refined keyboard and sacred traditions that flourished across the Holy Roman Empire at the turn of the 18th century.

Wanderlust

Smith Square Hall

Bach without borders

The Bach Concerts of Lutry

Army Museum

In our traditional organ concert on New Year's Eve, the queen of instruments and four tubas come together in an unusual combination. Together, Katharina Königsfeld and the Melton Tuba Quartet present well-known classics in a new light. From the delicate, dance-like melodies of Tchaikovsky's "Flower Waltz," to the rapid Allegro from Rossini's overture of the opera "William Tell" with its dramatic energy, to Badinerie and March by Bach - the artful arrangements for organ and tuba also make his music shine in completely new colors. From profound passages to festive sounds - this evening is a musical highlight that bids farewell to the old year with style and energetically accompanies you into the new year! By invitation of the Dresden Philharmonic.

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Organ and Tuba Quartet

Palace of Culture

Concerto Copenhagen meets MGK* students in an exciting project that will culminate in a joint concert!

Every year, Concerto Copenhagen, under the direction of Peter Spissky, holds an intensive workshop with classical music students from MGK, where they work on the special playing techniques and musical expressions that are prevalent in baroque music. The course concludes with a concert where students and CoCo musicians play works by Vivaldi, Handel and Rameau together.

MGK x Concerto Copenhagen

Trinity Church, Copenhagen

Stavnsholt Church

We welcome back Music Director Laureate Nicholas McGegan for this feast of French Baroque entertainment.
And what entertainment it is. Rameau’s music always defies expectations, and Les Surprises de l’Amour is no exception—the music of this opera-ballet is packed full of enchanting moments. Its companion here is a genre-defining piece that blends styles traditional and sensational, ballet and opera, French passion and Italian humor. Campra’s “The Carnival of Venice” was a smash hit in his time, and certainly continues to deliver that same one-of-a-kind thrill—a spirited experience like no other.

Vaudeville Baroque

First Congregational Church

First United Methodist Church

War Memorial and Performing Arts Center

We welcome back Music Director Laureate Nicholas McGegan for this feast of French Baroque entertainment.

And what entertainment it is. Rameau’s music always defies expectations, and Les Surprises de l’Amour is no exception—the music of this opera-ballet is packed full of enchanting moments. Its companion here is a genre-defining piece that blends styles traditional and sensational, ballet and opera, French passion and Italian humor. Campra’s “The Carnival of Venice” was a smash hit in his time, and certainly continues to deliver that same one-of-a-kind thrill—a spirited experience like no other.

André Campra

Events

Past events

Oct 30, 2026

Joubert Centenary Celebration · Royal Birmingham Conservatoire

Oct 28, 2026

Wanderlust · Sinfonia Smith Square

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