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Bring your family along to a fun interactive workshop led by members of the BBC Symphony Orchestra, plus the evening concert for just £5 a ticket (plus booking fee).

Sofi Jeannin conducts the BBC Singers in a Russian programme of choral works by Tchaikovsky and Stravinsky.

An all-Russian concert of firsts introduces the BBC Symphony Orchestra’s new joint leader with a major concerto performance and sees the orchestra perform a long-lost work by Stravinsky.

Join the BBC Concert Orchestra and special guests at the Cheltenham Jazz Festival for ‘The Song of Soho’, exploring the musical excitement of London’s Soho district.

An ensemble from the BBC Philharmonic join forces with spoken word artists Young Identity for SFTOC Quindecennial

BBC Radio 2 celebrates 60 years of the Motown sound with this unique concert featuring some of today’s finest soul voices performing the music that for so many music lovers was the soundtrack of the 1960’s and 70’s.

The final masterpiece: Bartók’s Piano Concerto No. 3

A dark and intense programme is spearheaded by Coriolan’s call to revolt, with Bartók and Mozart sustaining the momentum with taut, brooding works.

Ben Gernon conducts works by Butterworth, Vaughan Williams and Stravinsky at City Halls.

The final masterpiece: Bartók’s Piano Concerto No. 3

Conductor Vassily Sinaisky and pianist Sunwook Kim join the orchestra for an evening at Victoria Hall, Hanley

A dark and intense programme is spearheaded by Coriolan’s call to revolt, with Bartók and Mozart sustaining the momentum with taut, brooding works.

Gergely Madaras conducts the BBC Singers and Academy of Ancient Music for Handel's Israel in Egypt.

Join the CBeebies Swashbuckle crew and the BBC Philharmonic’s band of merry musicians for a rip-roaring, musical adventure at sea!

Bring your family along to a fun interactive workshop led by members of the BBC Symphony Orchestra, plus the evening concert for just £5 a ticket (plus booking fee).

BBC NOW is delighted to open the Newbury Spring Festival in celebration of its 41st year.

Standing on the shoulders of giants: a concert of 21st century choral and orchestral music by John Adams, Augusta Read Thomas, Osvaldo Golijov looks to the past for inspiration.

The BBC Singers are joined by Hungarian conductor Gergely Madaras and the Academy of Ancient Music in a performance of Handel’s epic oratorio, Israel in Egypt.

A live BBC Radio 3 broadcast with BBC Philharmonic Chief Guest Conductor, John Storgårds

David Robertson conducts *The London Citizen Exceedingly Injured*, Britten's *Serenade for Tenor, Horn and Strings* and Shostakovich's Symphony No. 1.

Thomas Dausgaard conducts works by Bartók, Schumann and Elgar.

The BBC Concert Orchestra and Principal Conductor Bramwell Tovey paint a musical portrait of the colour green.

Join BBC Radio 2’s Friday Night Is Music Night and the BBC Concert Orchestra at Bath Festival for an evening of the greatest hits from the world of musical theatre.

Elisabeth Leonskaja joins Thomas Dausgaard to perform Brahms's 'Piano Concerto No.1'.

The BBC Singers perform Songs for the Soul at St Batholomew-the-Great at 1pm and 2:45pm on Saturday 18 May as a part of the Barbican's Sound Unbound weekend.

The BBC Singers perform the Gregorian Chant at Twilight at Charterhouse Chapel at 5:30pm on Saturday 18 May as a part of the Barbican's Sound Unbound weekend.

A feast of treats, this concert combines music by giants of contemporary music, including Steve Reich and Peteris Vasks, with incredible new talent emerging from Wales today.

The Artist (PG), live in concert with BBC Symphony Orchestra, as part of Sound Unbound

The No.1 Court Celebration will be a special exhibition of tennis and music.

A live BBC Radio 3 broadcast with conductor Martyn Brabbins and soloist Lawrence Power

The Festival opens with a family-friendly event as the Festival Children’s Chorus joins amazing musicians from the BBC National Orchestra of Wales.

The BBC Singers perform works by Mahler and Brahms.

Join the BBC Concert Orchestra for an evening of English music world premiere performances in the stunning surroundings of Dorchester Abbey.

An all-Viennese programme closes the season with the powerful musical statement that is Mahler’s Seventh Symphony – an orchestral ‘Night-Song’ of luminous intensity and beauty.

BBC NOW return to St Davids Cathedral Festival with conductor Daniel Blendulf.

A free pre-concert event