YorkConcerts

Join Ensemble Hesperi for a celebration of eighteenth-century horticultural gift-giving through the music of the Baroque composer Telemann and his friends.

Join University of York PhD candidate Johan Löfving on a musical tour of the world of Catharina Pratten, one of the most fascinating musical figures in Victorian London.

Travel back in time to London's 'Devil's Tavern' in eighteenth-century Fleet Street, featuring instrumental and vocal music by Greene, Bononcini, Festing, Hebden, Handel and more!

In this open lecture, Habib Shehadeh Hanna explores music as cultural activism, focusing on the ways Palestinian cultural expression can be sustained through creative practice, teaching and community-building.

Notre Dame Reimagined is an ambitious project that invites audiences to encounter the famous cathedral's music, iconography and architecture afresh.

Following a string of sold-out concerts, University Symphony Orchestra returns with a programme of twentieth-century works, including Carl Nielsen's compelling Second Symphony, which seeks to capture the full breadth of human nature.

Offering a powerful depiction of Christ's passion, the Passio Secundum Johannem may well be Bach's most inherently dramatic setting of the story. Yorkshire Baroque Soloists bring this to life with vivid, colourful playing.

So often, we find ourselves struck by musical echoes between pieces separated by history, style or instrumentation. Explore the unexpected ways in which works by Bach, Monteverdi and Charpentier resonate with songs by Schubert, Viardot and Semple.