Explore a gamut of human emotions from the giddiness of falling in love through the pain of loss and regret to the joy of reconciliation in the company of composers from across the globe.

This programme, performed by a trio of harp, cello and voice, includes pieces from Massenet, Hahn and Brassens from France, as well as the foremost Brazilian artist Villa-Lobos. Belgian-born British composer Poldowski brings a female perspective to proceedings, while The Beatles introduce an unmistakable swinging sixties vibe.

This will be a Relaxed Performance.

Violinist Susannah Simmons and friends from the Orchestra of Opera North visit the streets and salons of Paris.

As they explore the rhythms of France’s iconic capital, the musical styles range from chansons capturing the essence of the city in song, through the toe-tapping rhythms of Jazz Manouche to selected works from classical composers Debussy, Poulenc and Ravel.

Wolf’s evocative settings of Tuscan and Venetian lyrics, brought to life here by three outstanding Lieder interpreters, move from delight in small things to a sense of wonder at the vastness of creation and the all-consuming power of love. All of life is on display.

These songs are by turns witty, pithy, outrageously salacious, and heartfelt. The concert, in association with Leeds Lieder, is the first of a European Tour that will see the trio perform at Wigmore Hall, Vienna Musikverein, Frankfurt Opera, Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Barcelona and Cambridge.

After their sold-out London premiere at LSO St Luke’s in January 2024, trailblazing music collective Tangram tour their production Nature Echo around the UK in celerbration the new Lunar New Year.

Praised for the show’s “highly imaginative presentations and truly limitless virtuosity ” (I CARE IF YOU LISTEN), Nature Echo traces a journey navigating the fragile and destructive relationship between humans and our environment featuring guest director and performance artist Echo Morgan.

Long-forgotten musical compositions and arrangements by holocaust prisoners have been rescued from obscurity. 80 years on from the liberation of Auschwitz, it’s time to bring them back to life.

A vocal recital featuring Schubert’s beloved song cycle journeying through joy, longing, and heartbreak with tenor Nicolas Watts and David Cowan on piano.

A master in the art of German Lieder, Schubert wrote his first evocative song cycle in 1823 based on a series of poems by Wilhelm Müller about a miller’s unrequited love. A work of lyrical beauty and emotional depth, it is a piece that lingers long in the mind.

Rising star and Leeds Conservatoire student, Ellis Arey will perform a solo piano concert at Seven showcasing a repertoire of Debussy, Rachmaninoff, Chopin, Haydn York Bowen and Mompou. 

As third-time Victor of the 2024 Leeds Conservatoire Piano Competition sponsored by Besbrode Pianos, Ellis was awarded £500 prize money and the chance to star in his own solo performance. Seven Artspace provides the perfect backdrop, offering a tiered seating theatre with welcoming bar and restaurant.

Four stars of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat sing the biggest musical hits of a generation.

Dreamcoat Stars is back due to popular demand, for their fifth UK tour. Bringing incredible live musical entertainment to the nation! Experience the UK’s biggest and best night of musical smash-hits in this star-studded concert featuring brand-new songs and arrangements.

Join British Army Band Catterick, for an evening of Christmas celebration.

Enjoy the rich, resonant sounds of a traditional brass band, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere to get you in ‘The Spirit of Christmas’.

The concert programme includes a mix of solemn, exciting and jubilant pieces, allowing for moments of contemplation as well as exuberance and laughter, reflecting the nature of Christmas.

This promises to be a celebration of Army music and communities joining together through the power of music, to get us all in the mood for a very merry Christmas.

Mendelssohn A Midsummer Night's Dream Overture opus 21; Nocturne opus 61; Scherzo opus 61

Mozart Horn concerto no 4, K495 in E-flat major

Soloist: Barry Lo

Ruth Gipps Cringlemire Garden, Impression for String Orchestra Opus 39

Emilie Mayer  Symphony no 1 in C minor