Joseph Beech, sub-organist of Durham Cathedral gives the second in this year's series of recitals.

Eight of Durham's chapel choirs combine for an evening of exceptional choral music, including Parry's 'Blest Pair of Sirens' with orchestral accompaniment.

Palatinate Ensemble and Symphony Orchestras perform orchestral fireworks by Gershwin, Tchaikovsky, Balakirev, Grieg, Khatachurian and Wagner.

Durham University's leading orchestra, bands and choirs end their year in a glittering night of musical elegance and opulence.

Choral music that celebrates the composers and poets in harmony and the power of music to bring the ideas of poetry to life.

The explosive sound of full orchestra and cathedral organ in Saint-Saëns' Symphony No.3 along with evocative works by Vaughan Williams and Respighi.

For those who love 'G & S' and for those new to opera, Durham Opera Ensemble presents a night of all of the best bits from Gilbert and Sullivan's operettas.

DUOS Chamber Orchestra give an enchanting programme of romance, fantasy and theatrical sparkle with music by Schubert, Berio, Ravel and Offenbach

A musical trail around the Botanic Garden, blending song, nature and wellbeing

Robert Quinney, organist of New College Oxford continues this year's series of recitals.

Durham Singers explore the rich and exciting world of music from the early years of European arrival in Latin America, with sacred and secular works based around composers associated with Puebla Cathedral.

Imogen Morgan Assistant Director of Music at St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral, Edinburgh returns to Durham for the fourth of this summer's recitals.