MUSICON presents the world premiere of a major new work by James Weeks: weatherworld quartets explores our sensory and bodily experience of the outdoors.

DUOS Symphony Orchestra's open their year with programme of musical imagery, with pieces by Modest Mussorgsky, Ruth Gipps, George Gershwin and Edward Elgar.

Choral music that looks to the coming of light, by of the most celebrated 21st century composers, with a focus on new British music.

Vibrant and inspiring sounds of the 20th century with the Palatinate Orchestra's chamber ensemble, including music by Gustav Holst and Jean Absil.

An evening of festive music for brass and voices with Durham Choral Society and the NASUWT (Riverside) Band

Student and professional singers join DUCE for Felix Mendelssohn's oratorio 'Elijah'

Handel's beloved seasonal oratorio in the composer's original scoring for small choir and ensemble, with guest conductor Gianluca Marcianò

Durham Singers and Northern Spirit Singers join forces for seasonal favourites and hidden gems.

Virtuoso harpsichordist Jane Chapman gives the UK premiere of Richard Rijnvos’ major new work, inspired by Italo Calvino's Invisible Cities

Royal Northern Sinfonia, directed by violinist Maria Włoszczowska, make their second visit of the season with music packed full of wit, sparkle and passion.

Durham University Choral and Orchestral societies combine for Verdi's monumental setting of the Requiem Mass.

Cantatas and extracts from operas written for Venice’s public theatres in the mid-seventeenth century, many of which have lain unperformed for over 350 years.