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Today we welcomed our 2024/25 Young Artists to the National Opera Studio! Keep an eye on our social media for updates on their journey with us throughout the year 🎶

This Saturday!🪐 'ABLAZE THE MOON' will be performed by BBC Philharmonic Orchestra under John Storgårds as part of the opening concert for their 2024/25 season at the The Bridgewater Hall 💫 bbc.co.uk/events/eb5wxj?…

The 'Klagenfurt Manuscript (1685) is so precious- when I recorded it,this wonderful Stradivari which led me through it - (BUY IT divineartrecords.com/recording/grea… so wonderful to return to the violin with a few treasured pages from the collection Royal Northern College of Music youtube.com/watch?v=ijYxO-…

Day 2 at the Leeds International Piano Competition with national treasure Petroc Trelawny 🌟 What a marvellous time we’re having! Let us know where you’re tuning in from medici.tv YouTube amadeus.tv #leedspiano24

A NEW ERA: In his first concert as Principal Conductor, Kahchun Wong leads The Hallé in a breathtaking programme featuring Mahler’s soaring First Symphony, and a stunning suite of pieces from Benjamin Britten’s The Prince of the Pagodas... manchesterwire.co.uk/kahchun-wong-d…

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👀 Did you spot Hallé Orchestra Brass Players and the Hallé Youth Choir tonight at the Etihad Stadium playing on pitch before the Champions League match?! We were thrilled to be asked by our friends at Manchester City to be part of this legendary match – thanks for having us! 🤩

⏰1 week until our new season begins!⏰ We hope to see you at our opening concert with our new Principal Conductor, Kahchun Wong! PROGRAMME: 🎻Britten The Prince of the Pagodas: Suite (arr. by Colin Matthews and Kahchun Wong) 🎺Mahler Symphony No.1 🎫bit.ly/KWMahler10924

Our free concerts for carers are back! Thanks again to The Hallé for this generous partnership. For more information visit carersmanchester.org.uk/freeconcerts/

All things Goethe, including a small work by Liszt. Looking forward to tomorrow Wigmore Hall

🎶 NEW SEASON ANNOUNCED 🎶 Starting with Seattle Symphony next week, straight onto an Australian tour with Melbourne Symphony, West Australian Symphony + recitals & masterclasses in Sydney & Canberra. Then debuts with Royal Stockholm & Danish Philharmonic Orchestras! In the UK..

We’re celebrating our 100th birthday with friends Anna Lapwood, Eric Whitacre, Abel Selaocoe, BBC Symphony Orchestra & Chorus & more at Barbican Centre 🎉 Including music from Hans Zimmer + world premieres from Iain Farrington & @RGCWbaritone 🤩 Join the party on 2 Oct! 🥳 🎟️ bit.ly/3TzNBnX

The Bach journey continues: off to Cornwall for the last of this year's cycle at wonderful Tremenheere - Bach, Vilsmayr, Klagenfurt Manuscript, and works written for me by Michael Hersch & Robert Saxton. tremenheere.co.uk/exhibition/vio…

About to release more of our work in Genova: do watch this interview about making violins W/ the wonderful Alberto Giordano, filmed by Immo Horn & Malene in Alberto's inspiring studio in the heart of the old city. The Strad More to come!!! youtube.com/watch?v=QblpeB…

.⁦Manchester Camerata⁩ brings its epic Mozart 'Made In Manchester' Piano Concert Series to its conclusion tonight ⁦The Stoller Hall⁩ mag-north.com/posts/manchest…

Universities 'deliver fantastic education, research, innovation, knowledge and skills, all the things our country needs to thrive'🌟 Prof. Malcolm Press tells us why sustainable funding for universities is so important to driving growth in the UK 👇 Manchester Metropolitan Uni

VINYL ... I remember. The smell of the packaging, the touch (the wobble, pressed against both palms), the angling, nudging onto the turntable, the meticulous, gentle descent of the stylus arm as it was laid to rest on the outermost groove. Then, to stand back – a few silent

Ahead of our Centenary Concert, we thought we’d introduce the people behind the voices 👋 “We trust each other and that's really freeing” 🤝 First up, our sopranos! 🎶 They usually sing the highest part, unless they're practising their overtones... 🌟

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