This recital will be the opening event to our 20th Anniversary celebrations. 

After the recital there will be more refreshments followed by the screening of our Anniversary Film and information about our umbrella display.

Helen Vidovich (flute) Olga Stezhko (piano) Val Welbanks (cello)

The Marsyas Trio’s position as one of the UK's foremost mixed chamber ensembles equips the group with a unique musical outlook.

Join us for a day of performance, music, dance, words and film marking Windrush and other journeys. Rise Up is a one day festival that showcases the rich Caribbean Heritage of Leeds and beyond. The day is made up of four events created to appeal to all ages and a special Mahogany Market offering crafts, food and more.

For the ninth year, we welcome back the Leeds Conservatoire students to compete for £500 and their own solo, prizewinning recital at Seven Arts, Chapel Allerton. We have now reached the finals of this year's competition and the contestants have been whittled down to four. Watch the pianists navigate the challenges of their chosen repertoire as they battle head-to-head to win this coveted prize.

Each student will play for 30 minutes. Individual chosen repertoire pieces will include include works by Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Schumann and York Bowen.

Composer Emily Levy and Writer-Director Mella Faye present an unflinching, heartfelt and uplifting exploration of love, loss and survival.

Music, dance and recorded interviews from conversations across the UK are richly layered by a world class ensemble of musicians, dancers and actors to create an extraordinary elegy to the power of story and human connection. Me Without You celebrates those we’ve lost and those of us who are still here.

To celebrate World Refugee Day, join British-Lebanese singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Maya Youssef as she performs music from her latest album, Finding Home.

Hailed as “queen of the qanun,” the 78-stringed Middle Eastern plucked zither, Maya’s intense and thoughtful music is rooted in the Arabic classical tradition but forges pathways into jazz, Western classical and Latin styles.

St Peter's Singers is thrilled to announce a highly anticipated live performance of J.S. Bach's transcendent St John Passion on Good Friday, March 29th, at Leeds Minster. This momentous performance features Otley-raised Toby Ward, a distinguished tenor and esteemed choral conductor, returning to his roots as a principal soloist. Accompanying Ward is the renowned baritone Phil Wilcox, adding his exceptional talent to this rendition of Bach’s masterpiece, and creating an unforgettable musical experience for all in attendance.

Join us for an evening of musical delight as we present Rossini’s Petite Messe Solennelle - a charming and enchanting masterpiece. Rossini’s wit and creativity shine through in this unique composition, where sacred solemnity meets playful brilliance.

You’ll experience delicate harmonies, lively rhythms, and sublime vocal performances from Leeds Festival Chorus and four outstanding soloists. The piece will be accompanied by both piano and accordion.

When like-minded people join forces to invest in children and young people the outcome is a life-long Tohfa ‘a Gift' that gives to this generation and for generations to come. 

Thanks to Leeds Music Education Partnership (LMEP), Yorkshire Young Musicians (YYM), Future Talent, parents and individual donations, SAA-uk is delighted to invite you to our 1st Spring concert featuring next generation gems of talent to emerge from Leeds, presenting their first solo performances on sitar and santoor. 

As the era of Mozart was drawing to a close, Rossini’s was just beginning.

For part of their yearly residency with Opera North, join the Young Artists of the National Opera Studio for a musical exploration highlighting the contrasting styles and enduring legacies of these two great composers.

Directed by Martin Duncan and conducted by Chris Moulds, this semi-staged production features scenes from operas including Le nozze di Figaro, Idomeneo, Die Zauberflöte, Don Giovanni, Guillaume Tell, La cenerentola, and Il turco in Italia.