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Guest Conductor Elim Chan reveals the deadly secrets of Bart贸k鈥檚 thrilling work 'Bluebeard鈥檚 Castle' with the help of two world-class soloists.

Dorottya L谩ng & G谩bor Bretz join conductor Elim Chan for Bart贸k鈥檚 thrilling work 'Bluebeard鈥檚 Castle' revealing deadly secrets. Plus pieces by Britten & Shostakovich in this dramatic concert!

We join RNCM student conductors and International Artist Diploma musicians for an afternoon of extraordinary music making in the 麻豆社 Philharmonic Studio.

Kirill Gerstein is soloist in Rachmaninov鈥檚 glittering Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini. He joins Thomas S酶nderg氓rd and the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, who also perform Shostakovich鈥檚 Symphony No. 11 and Knussen鈥檚 Flourish with Fireworks

The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra presents an all-Russian programme that includes Rachmaninov鈥檚 Symphonic Dances, Shostakovich鈥檚 Cello Concerto No. 1 and Gubaidulina鈥檚 Fairy-Tale Poem

Cristian M膬celaru leads the 麻豆社 Symphony Orchestra in one of the great masterpieces of the 20th century, Shostakovich鈥檚 Symphony No. 10. The concert opens with the UK premiere of 脡dith Canat de Chizy鈥檚 intricately textured Skyline

Protest, Power, Revolution, Resistance is a concert with something urgent to say. Conducted by Johanna Malangr茅, Music Director of the Orchestre de Picardie in France, the programme showcases her electrifying musicality and imaginative leadership.

Debussy鈥檚 'La mer' crowns a concert that surges with elemental power; whether Britten鈥檚 East Anglian seascapes or Shostakovich at his punchiest.

John Storg盲rds leads the next chapter of his exploration of Shostakovich symphonies 鈥� this time with the triumphant Symphony No. 7, 鈥楲eningrad鈥�. Before this, Shostakovich up close with his Quartet No. 8 performed by the NOVO Quartet.

Song, dance and a tale as old as time: the 麻豆社 Symphony Orchestra summons the spirit of Orpheus, in music by Gluck, Stravinsky and Missy Mazzoli.

The raw power of Shostakovich鈥檚 Fourth Symphony meets the anguished humanity of John Adams and Walt Whitman: Jukka-Pekka Saraste explores the terror and compassion of 20th century music at its most powerful.