Digital Programmes

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In its 20th year, Martin Aston sits down with artistic director and co-founder of Unsound festival, Mat Schulz, to unpick its collaborative origins and why its experimental premise is still relevant, now more than ever.

Mike Barnes sits down with cult folk figure Richard Dawson, discussing the inspiration behind his music ahead of his highly anticipated Hall debut.

Martin Aston sits down with the Irish group that have redefined a generation of folk music ahead of their hotly anticipated Hall debut.

In The World’s Wife, the poet Carol Ann Duffy explores history from a female perspective; Tom W Green’s chamber opera brings her poetry vividly to life in a contemporary meditation on gender politics.

The event runs from 11.00 - 22.00, and throughout the day you can immerse yourself in short film screenings, workshops, outdoor games, and relax with an outdoor feature film screening of Bend it Like Beckham in the evening. You are welcome to come to as much of the day as you wish!

Electronic musician Alva Noto’s ‘Xerrox’ series is as expansive as the music itself. He tells James Drury he never intended the project to be so long-lasting, but that it’s transformed his practice.

For the final concert of her Artist Spotlight series Patricia Kopatchinskaja, together with Anna Prohaska and Ensemble Resonanz, explores music celebrating the two Marys: the Virgin Mary and Mary Magdalene.

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Head over to Britten Sinfonia's website to read their free digital programme.

Head over to Britten Sinfonia's website to read their free digital programme.

Today’s programme, which embraces both the well-known and the new, takes a long look at the endurance of the string quartet.

Discover illuminating moments of euphoria as we work together towards the possibility of a better future for us all.

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Theodora was once considered second-rate, but, with its dramatic story of religious persecution, which inspired from Handel some of his most moving music, it bears comparison with the Passions of JS Bach.

Following her 2018 collection Heard a Long Song Gone, The Wren in 2019 and an adaptation of Bob Dylan’s ‘All the Tired Horses’ for the final scene of TV drama Peaky Blinders, Lisa O’Neill’s latest album is entitled All of This Is Chance.

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The CBSO and Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla present two masterpieces of the 20th century, one a rapturous violin concerto, the other hewn under the pressure of Stalinist Russia.

Evgeny Kissin tonight celebrates the 150th birthday of Rachmaninov along with music by earlier keyboard legends – JS Bach, Mozart and Chopin.

The meeting of the natural and human worlds: this immersive experience invites you to listen to new music as you reflect on our relationship with nature.

Martin Aston talks to signed RAM Records artist, Raiser, and label manager, Jim Gash, ahead of the record label’s anticipated restaging of their orchestral drum & bass project, OrchestRAM.

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