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Britten Sinfonia: Refugee
What does it mean to be a refugee, now and through the ages? Turnage’s new song cycle sets texts by poets including Benjamin Zephaniah and Emily Dickinson, performed by peerless tenor Allan Clayton.
Australian Chamber Orchestra: Goldberg Variations
There are as many ways to unlock the miracles of Bach’s Goldberg Variations as there are performers – and when those performers are Tognetti and the ACO, the possibilities grow exponentially.
Australian Chamber Orchestra: Luminous
Photographer Bill Henson’s dramatic night-time landscapes and moody explorations of sensuality form the backdrop to a meditative soundscape of music in this arresting multi-sensory journey.
Australian Chamber Orchestra: Lark Ascending
Richard Tognetti sweeps the Australian Chamber Orchestra from inter-war England to the dark heart of the Viennese psyche.
Kala Ramnath + Tabla Grooves
This double-bill brings together Hindustani violin, and a special tabla ensemble paying tribute to the memory of Pandit Shankar Ghosh (1935-2016), one of the modern pioneers of the tabla.
Sarod Duet + Sudha Ragunathan
Transport yourself into the world of Hindustani and Carnatic traditions with this double-bill, as some of Indian classical music’s most thrilling performers present an evening of sublime ragas.
Morning Bliss with Gundecha Brothers
Gently start your day with a special concert of India’s most ancient style of Hindustani vocal music, known as dhrupad, and enjoy the magic of morning ragas.
Afternoon Sarangi Soul
Experience the sound of afternoon ragas by two of the finest emerging sarangi players with the debut concert by Rajasthani cousins Sabir and Momin Khan.
Manjiri Asnare Kelkar + Jayanth Flute
In this special double bill, discover the Carnatic tradition of the Indian flute, the bansuri, alongside the debut UK performance from one of India’s great contemporary Hindustani vocalists.
BBC Singers/Jeannin
A journey from the foothills of Peru to the open skies of Estonia with evocative songs of love and longing from the 18 voices of the BBC Singers.
