From the 14th to 19th centuries, thousands of people all over Europe were sentenced to death for being in same-sex and queer relationships. This concert commemorates these martyrs of the LGBTQ+ community, telling their stories and remembering their lives.

Witching Hour is a spellbinding live performance that merges classical, contemporary, and folk music with storytelling.

Witching Hour is a spellbinding live performance that merges classical, contemporary, and folk music with storytelling.

The RNCM Chamber Choir and interdisciplinary company Clod Ensemble transform Manchester’s historic Victoria Baths to welcome audiences into an immersive performance blending choral music and movement.

A musical meditation on Oscar Wilde’s Letter from Prison.

Olga Pashchenko showcases Fanny Mendelssohn's cycle of 13 piano pieces describing the passage of a year, within a reimagining for period instrument orchestra by four contemporary composers.

Ben Nobuto’s SERENITY 2.0 is a glitched-out collage of frenzied strings, percussion, and samples.

In collaboration with virtuoso percussionist James Larter, FIGURE breathes new life into Vivaldi's iconic Baroque concerto cycle.

The JACK Quartet is a New York-based string quartet that champions music by 20th- and 21st-century composers. They perform everywhere from classical music halls to art galleries to bars.

£5 tickets for Under 35s available.

String quartets by composers born in the 1930s.

The JACK Quartet, which champions string quartet music by 20th- and 21st-century composers, visits London for a day of performances.

Ben Nobuto’s SERENITY 2.0 is a glitched-out collage of frenzied strings, percussion, and samples.

Ben Nobuto’s SERENITY 2.0 is a glitched-out collage of frenzied strings, percussion, and samples.

Pekka Kuusisto and British pianist/conductor Simon Crawford-Phillips, invite you – and the SCO’s musicians – on an arc through time and musical styles in this joyfully eclectic programme.

Ben Nobuto’s SERENITY 2.0 is a glitched-out collage of frenzied strings, percussion, and samples. It cycles restlessly through Japanese pop, news anchors and vocal-fried YouTubers – but the calm after the doomscrolling is worth the ride.

Ben Nobuto’s SERENITY 2.0 is a glitched-out collage of frenzied strings, percussion, and samples. It cycles restlessly through Japanese pop, news anchors and vocal-fried YouTubers – but the calm after the doomscrolling is worth the ride.

Pekka Kuusisto and British pianist/conductor Simon Crawford-Phillips, invite you – and the SCO’s musicians – on an arc through time and musical styles in this joyfully eclectic programme.

Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective returns to Leeds with a sequence of music drawing on themes of dreams, hope, and spirituality.

A cosy evening of acapella choral music in an atmospheric, Grade-II listed library.

Experience a new way to enjoy chamber music in this unforgettable concert.

Echo Collective founders Margaret Hermant and Neil Leiter use sound in ways that few artists have explored, turning traditional classical instruments in to sonic machines, darting between piano, harp and strings.

Discover what happens when two worlds collide in a day-long exploration of symphonic electronics.

A concert bringing together music two centuries apart, to focus on melody and its disintegration.

Meliora Collective is a flexible ensemble, consisting of an array of dynamic, creative, and spirited young artists.

What can puppetry reveal about music? Musicians and puppeteers come together to blend sound and visuals, exploring the abstract and the real.

An anniversary concert and film screening of the BBC documentary, Turkey’s Earthquake: Those Who Stayed.

What can puppetry reveal about music? Musicians and puppeteers come together to blend sound and visuals, exploring the abstract and the real.

What can puppetry reveal about music? Musicians and puppeteers come together to blend sound and visuals, exploring the abstract and the real.

Come in, make yourself at home and listen closer.