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Songs from 17th century Paris and London shining a light on female poets and actresses with music by the composers they inspired.
Northern Spirit Singers sing Johannes Brahms's moving and consolatory German Requiem in the composer's own version for piano duet accompaniment.
A Halloween journey of macabre music from Hollywood’s greatest Halloween movies with North East Film Orchestra and conductor Lewis Wilkinson.
In Echo, directed by cornett player Gawain Glenton, uncover hidden musical gems of Northern Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries.
A rare opportunity to hear beautiful Japanese art-song of the early twentieth century, performed by soprano Miku Yasukawa and pianist Yoshie Kawamura,
In a trans-national project of music for solo harpsichord, Katarzyna Kowalik combines music from the baroque with beautiful contemporary commissions.
Royal Northern Sinfonia bring their candlelit winter tour to Durham, with a selection of delightful, atmospheric pieces carefully chosen to make you feel warm from the inside out.
Carols from across Europe, including Spain, France, Germany, Italy, Ireland, Norway and Iceland
EXAUDI vocal ensemble perform some of the most beautiful and strange music of the medieval period, alongside new music by students from St Leonard's School.
An exciting weekend of new music, with concerts and workshops, including your chance to try singing experimental choral repertoire.
Rising star counter-tenor Alexander Chance joins Fretwork Viols for a concert marking the 400th anniversary of the death of Orlando Gibbons
