A selection of pieces by leading forces within organ music of the German Baroque and York-based composer Frederick Viner's suite Ebor Excursions trace the evolution of dance forms in Classical music and celebrate their virtuosity and rhythmic energy!

This year's York New Music Weekend centres on the work of celebrated York composer Trevor Wishart, including the UK premiere of The Garden of Earthly Delights, an hour-long 'comic opera' in 8-channel surround sound.

Winner of the Leeds International Piano Competition, Anna Tsybuleva performs some of Chopin’s most famous works, including the virtuosic and sublime Fantaisie-Impromptu and the exquisite Nocturne in B minor, alongside Debussy’s evocative Preludes.

Embracing a variety of musical genres, from jazz to classical, Brigitte Beraha's sound is free and fluid with an emphasis on exploration. Here she presents her acclaimed 2019 album Lucid Dreamers, inspired by the industrial world that we live in.

South African cellist and composer Abel Selaocoe joins Manchester Collective to present a musical journey that spans continents and generations, past and present. This is music at its most joyful and life-affirming.

University Symphony Orchestra’s sold-out autumn concert was greeted with rapturous applause, and a programme of Sibelius and Arvo Pärt is likely to prove just as popular!

Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Olivia Chaney is joined by her close collaborator composer and multi-instrumentalist Jordan Hunt in a special show that includes new material from her upcoming album and songs from her previous records.

This concert draws inspiration from the famous British idiom the elephant in the room, featuring Julius Eastman’s Stay On It alongside an exciting collaboration with the Eboracum String Quartet in Yaz Lancaster’s Neu.

The 24 presents an all-twentieth-century programme, including Vaughan Williams’ Three Shakespeare Songs and Roderick Williams’ enchanting arrangement of the slow movement from Ravel’s Piano Concerto.

University Chamber Orchestra presents Kaija Saariaho’s eerie work Terra Memoria alongside Colin Matthew’s orchestration of Britten’s song cycle A Charm of Lullabies and Mendelssohn’s lyrical Piano Concerto no. 2.

This programme journeys through Strauss's life, from his first song to the famous Four Last Songs

Acclaimed British mezzo-soprano Kathryn Rudge and Grammy Award-winning pianist Christopher Glynn give a masterclass for selected student singers and pianists.

This concert explores the response of composers to the world of Shakespeare in settings of texts from his plays and sonnets.

Winners of the European Cultural Heritage Award in 2018, Quatuor Diotima offers fresh insights into string quartets by Janáček and Bartok.

Hammond pairs Beethoven’s highly virtuosic Sonata no. 3 and Brahms’s much loved Six Piano Pieces with three fascinating pieces by twentieth-century composers Carwithen, Grant Still and Medtner.

University Baroque Ensemble presents a delightful and intriguing selection of works from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, with pieces by Vivaldi, Purcell and Handel.

A visual-musical performance by artist Danica Maier and composer Martin Scheuregger, this collaborative piece brings together composers, artists and musicians to experiment with disrupted repetition, glitch and line.

For their first concert under new Musical Director, Robert Hollingworth, University Choir presents Fauré's sublime Requiem.

For their first concert under new Musical Director, Robert Hollingworth, University Choir presents Fauré's sublime Requiem.

This hour-long performance includes works by Elgar, Walker, Gregson and Ades.

The 24 will be combining well-known classics and truly niche gems from the fifteenth to the twenty-first century.

The Chimera Ensemble present a programme of music by some of today’s most exciting composers alongside new works by student composers.

Russell and Seskir take you on a sonic journey to Vienna and Berlin, exploring the distinctive musical styles of these cities in the mid-eighteenth century.

Loré Lixenberg presents Conlon Nancarrow’s Studies for Player Piano in her own unique arrangement for voice.

A large-scale musical production involving this year's first-year Music students.

A large-scale musical production involving this year's first-year Music students.

A large-scale musical production involving this year's first-year Music students.

The Kaleidoscope Saxophone Quartet perform new works and arrangements of classical pieces by Bach, Piazzolla and Debussy.

The Darkening brings some of the oldest Northumbrian tunes and songs to life, intermingling them with new material and perspectives.

The Consone Quartet perform Schubert, Haydn and Mendelssohn.

Stephen Hough performs pieces by Rawsthorne, Schumann, Chopin and his own piece Partita.