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Nicholas Collon conducts the Turangalîla-Symphonie - the only symphony written by Olivier Messiaen, often described as a tribute to life, love and death - with Cynthia Millar on Ondes Martenot.

Guildhall School's Opera department presents a triple bill of operatic works by Massenet, Smyth and Rota. All following the arc of love and identity, the three rarely performed works are conducted by Dominic Wheeler and directed by Rodula Gaitanou.

Guildhall School musicians join Richard Tognetti and his Australian Chamber Orchestra to discover how the kaleidoscopic dissonances and pioneering textures of 20th-century Polish classical music inspired some of the boldest sounds in 21st-century culture.

Looking West, a concert-theatre work created by Guildhall School Head of Composition, Professor Julian Philips and librettist Rebecca Hurst, was commissioned jointly by the Nova Music Trust and the Presteigne Festival to mark the 150th anniversary of Ralph Vaughan Williams’ birth.

Poetry and music merge in readings and songs: an atmospheric starting point for the BBC Symphony Orchestra’s day of Total Immersion in the world of Sibelius the Storyteller.

Join Guildhall Symphony Orchestra and Chorus and experience music at its most evocative in this all-French programme of music by Claude Debussy, Maurice Ravel and Lili Boulanger, conducted by Lionel Bringuier.

Guildhall is delighted to welcome the Barbican's first contemporary Milton Court Artist-in-Residence, Yahael Camara Onono, presents a unique masterclass dissecting the music of West Africa.

Forty years on from its release, Donald Fagen’s 'The Nightfly' gets a unique airing in Guildhall Head of Jazz Malcolm Edmonstone’s arrangements for big band and choir.

Pianists celebrate the 150th anniversary of Scriabin's birth in a recital of shorter works written during his later years, devised and coached by James Kreiling.

Guildhall Brass Soloists perform at Silk Street Music Hall.