£10 OFF TOP PRICE TICKETS. Beethoven's lively and uplifting Second Symphony brings Manchester Camerata's 40th anniversary season to a pulse-racing conclusion at The Bridgewater Hall. The orchestra’s mesmerising lead violinist, Giovanni Guzzo, takes centre stage for Beethoven’s warmly lyrical Violin Concerto. Not to be missed.
The famous Orchestre de la Suisse Romande is based in Geneva, Switzerland. In addition to giving symphony concerts, the ensemble accompanies opera performances at the city's Grand Théâtre.
Taxis, street-sellers, traffic jams and fog; for Ralph Vaughan Williams, Edwardian London was a symphony just waiting to be written, packed with humour, atmosphere and delightfully hummable tunes.
The Bridgewater Hall is delighted to welcome back pianist Richard Goode who has been hailed for music-making of tremendous emotional power, depth and expressiveness.
Principal Guest Conductor John Storgårds takes us on his nation's greatest musical journey. This symphony cycle will also be recorded for Chandos Records.
Join the BBC Philharmonic as our Finnish Principal Guest Conductor John Storgårds takes us on his nation's greatest musical journey. This symphony cycle will also be recorded for Chandos Records.
Ibragimova is one of the rising stars of Classical Music, whose performances in Manchester always cause a stir. Many accolades have come her way &, in recent times, she has been the recipient of the Royal Phil Society Young Artist Award & a Classical BRIT.
Taxis, street-sellers, traffic jams and fog; for Ralph Vaughan Williams, Edwardian London was a symphony just waiting to be written, packed with humour, atmosphere and delightfully hummable tunes.
Harry Christophers and The Sixteen have always embraced new music with the same enthusiasm as they approach the historical repertoire for which they are rightly renowned.
MANCHESTER INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL - Ask anyone in South Asia to name the greatest spiritual singer alive today, and it won't be long before the name of Abida Parveen enters the conversation.
MANCHESTER INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL - John Tavener's music is celebrated for its enduring beauty and deeply spiritual outlook. His music has connected with audiences around the world on a profoundly emotional level.
MANCHESTER INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL - Martha Argerich will join Takács-Nagy and Manchester Camerata in Shostakovich's Piano Concerto No.1, a longtime audience favourite celebrating its 80th birthday this year.
Rimes has sold more than 40 million albums worldwide, won two Grammy® Awards and was the first country recording artist to win in the Best New Artist category. Her latest album Spitfire was released earlier this year.
The Seekers are an Australian folk influenced pop quartet formed back in 1962. The band have sold over one million copies each of "I'll Never Find Another You", "A World Of Our Own", "The Carnival Is Over" and "Georgy Girl".
Tony Hadley is best known as the lead singer of 1980's New Romantic band Spandau Ballet. After Spandau Ballet disbanded Tony went solo, and released singles "Build Me Up", "When Saturday Comes" and more.
Don't miss this chance to see the astonishing, multi-award winning, iconic British folk rock troubadour bring alive tracks from his first album in over a decade, 'Man & Myth', plus songs from seminal album ‘Stormcock' and others, orchestrated with string section.
Legendary former Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman has seen it all and continues to live life to the full. His latest musical rebirth as the driving force behind the fabulous Rhythm Kings sees him return to his musical roots.
Musically perfect and visually awesome, the new show recreates the legendary, enigmatic Pink Floyd in its many forms, from '60s psychedelicpop band to '80s stadium-straddling behemoth.
Formed in 1986, Texas are a Glaswegian band performing rock, soul and new country sounds. With the release of 'White On Blonde' in 1997 they became major stars, propelled by huge pop hits such as 'Say What You Want' and 'Black Eyed Boy'.
The much loved John Wilson and his orchestra return with special guest singers to tour the UK for an all new show celebrating the golden era of the MGM film musicals.
Mozart Festival Orchestra in full 18th Century costume | David Jurtiz conductor / violin | Rebecca Bottone soprano | Crispian Steele-Perkins trumpet | Jonathan Scott organ
Regarded as one of Ireland's most important artists, the archetypal poet and protest singer Christy Moore has been a key figure in Irish roots music for more than four decades. His amazing career from founder member of Planxty to acclaimed solo performer includes over thirty record releases.