Music from little bedtime stories and fairy tales

Family Concert

Municipal House

Academy of Ancient Music joins the renowned Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir for the opening concerts of Arvo Pärt Days 2026.
The music of Johann Sebastian Bach and Arvo Pärt seems to touch upon something mysteriously ancient - yet full of new life. In this much-anticipated collaboration, conductor Tõnu Kaljuste leads AAM and EPCC in a performance of works by two composers who capture the timeless quality of the sacred.

The Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir (EPCC) is one of Estonia's highest profile ensembles internationally. The repertoire of the choir extends from Gregorian chant and baroque to the music of the 21st century, with a special focus on the work of Estonian composers, such as Arvo Pärt, Veljo Tormis, Erkki-Sven Tüür, Galina Grigoryeva, Toivo Tulev, Tõnu Kõrvits, Helena Tulve, and introducing their output to the world.

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Arvo Pärt Days in Estonia

Estonia Concert Hall

St. Paul's Church, Tartu

Spain’s Siglo de Oro, the Age of Gold, gave rise to some of the greatest sacred choral music of the Renaissance. We devote our latest Choral Pilgrimage to pieces by two outstanding Spanish composers, exploring majestic works by Cristóbal de Morales, famed throughout Europe and in the New World, and the exquisite polyphony of Sebastián de Vivánco, whose intricately crafted counterpoint adorned services at the cathedrals of Ávila and Salamanca during the late 1500s.

Our programme also features spellbinding settings of words by Saint John Henry Newman: Sir James MacMillan’s Nothing in Vain for soloists and double choir and the world premiere of Kerensa Briggs’ Lead, Kindly Light, specially commissioned for the Choral Pilgrimage.

The Choral Pilgrimage 2026: London

Old Royal Naval College

St Martin-in-the-Fields Church, London

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Previously Director of Music at Trinity College, Cambridge for nearly twenty years, Stephen Layton is one of the world’s most celebrated conductors of English music – especially choral music.

Open Rehearsal with Stephen Layton

Sydney Opera House

Its opening chords descend like heavy steps. But this is not music of despair; it’s full of movement and fire, epitomised by the Dies Irae which races forward with haunting fury.

Mozart’s Requiem with Stephen Layton

The Choral Pilgrimage 2026: Hereford

Hereford Cathedral

Experience the majestic music of the legendary Lord of the Rings films in a breathtaking concert that will transport you into the heart of Tolkien’s universe.

Howard Shore’s iconic soundtrack has captivated millions across the world – and now, RedEvents brings it to life in a spellbinding performance that includes vocal music inspired by Elvish songs, ancient folklore, and the poetic spirit of Middle-earth.

Performed by the modern orchestra Mystery Ensemble, this immersive evening guides you through a journey where elves sing, hobbits dance, and the shadows of Mordor loom in the distance. Alongside the orchestra, live vocals by Josephine Shaw embody the voices of Tolkien’s world – from ethereal Elvish laments to the haunting chants of ancient realms.

The Music of The Lord of The Rings

Cadogan Hall

Diverse. Devoted. Determined. In honor of America 250, the 80th anniversary of the Nashville Symphony, and the 20th anniversary of the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, our opening program of the 2026/27 season celebrates the rich sonic kaleidoscope of American composers past and present.You’ll feel it all: from the boundless optimism of Joan Tower’s Made in America, a work for which the Nashville Symphony’s recording received our first GRAMMY® Award in 2008, to the solemn strains of Samuel Barber’s Adagio for Strings marking the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001. 

Opening Weekend: An American Celebration

Shermerhorn Symphony Center

Featuring guests – Hereford Police Male Voice Choir and Gareth Swindail-Parry (Welsh Triple Harpist)
The Treorchy Male Choir is a renowned Welsh choral group with a rich history and international acclaim. Established in 1883 in the village of Treorchy, Rhondda Cynon Taf, South Wales, the choir has become one of the most distinguished male choirs in the world.

The choir, renowned for its rich harmonies and powerful performances, is set to grace the majestic Hereford Cathedral with an unforgettable concert. Known for its deep roots in Welsh choral tradition, the choir brings a repertoire that spans classical masterpieces, contemporary pieces, and traditional Welsh songs, promising an enchanting evening for all attendees. The setting of Hereford Cathedral, with its stunning gothic architecture and historic ambiance, provides a perfect backdrop for the choir’s resonant voices to fill the air. This event not only showcases the choir’s exceptional talent but also celebrates the cultural heritage and communal spirit that choral music embodies. Audience members can expect an evening filled with emotion, passion, and the sheer joy of music, creating lasting memories within the cathedral’s hallowed walls.

Treorchy Male Choir in Concert at Hereford Cathedral

Seraphic Fire, South Florida's GRAMMY-nominated vocal ensemble, presents a fun, interactive, joyful children’s concert that will be a blast for the entire family! The music celebrates beloved films, characters, and timeless stories as the voices of Seraphic Fire blend in perfect harmony. The audience will embark on a musical journey of hope, resilience, and our shared dreams for tomorrow. This is a not-to-miss concert!

Seraphic Fire – Pure Imagination

The Parker

Hailed by BBC Music Magazine as ‘one of the most brilliant ensembles on the early music stage today’, il Pomo d’Oro brings incendiary energy and electrifying verve to the historically informed performance of music from the Baroque and Classical periods. Named for Antonio Cesti’s eponymous opera, the period-instrument and vocal ensemble often works under the direction of its chief conductor, Maxim Emelyanychev, or its leader, Zefira Valova, to bring fresh life to everything from Handel’s operas and oratorios to the symphonies of Mozart.

il Pomo d’Oro; il Pomo d’Oro Choir

Wigmore Hall

The Cincinnati Pops presents the music of one of cinema's greatest living composers — Hans Zimmer. From the antics of Captain Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean and the eerie, breathless space of Interstellar, to the arrival on Arrakis in Dune and the battle scenes in Gladiator, you’ll relive some of the most epic moments from Hans Zimmer’s most enduring film scores. Experience the musical thrill of these films and more as they’re brought vividly to life with only the sound of the Pops.

The Music Of Hans Zimmer

Cincinnati Music Hall

Join Gareth Malone for an inspirational day singing Fauré's Requiem.

Sing with Gareth

University of Kent

Daniele Rustioni

Teatro alla Scala

Bask in the radiance of Daphnis and Chloé, Ravel’s depiction of the ancient Greek pastoral novel about the romance between a young shepherd and shepherdess, set musically with shimmering, enchanted soundscapes. Central to this orchestral gem is the choir, singing without words to add dreamy color, as well as the pan flute (a nod to its namesake god, Pan), featured prominently and representing love and desire.

A Night in Ancient Greece: Ravel's Daphnis and Chloé

Salt Palace Convention Center

An impressive title role and magnificent choirs – from the mighty “Help, Lord!” to the famous double quartet “For he has commanded his angels” to the final chorus “Then your light will shine”: With his “Elijah,” Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy composed what is arguably the most important Romantic oratorio, one that still casts its timeless spell over us today.

Mendelssohn's Elijah

Monastery Church of the Assumption of Mary, Aldersbach

Blaibach Concert Hall

National Youth Choir of Northern Ireland Senior Choir, Belfast Philharmonic Youth Chamber Choir, Belfast Philharmonic Choir, Methodist College Chapel Choir, Royal Belfast Academical Institution Choir Tenors & Basses, Belfast Royal Academy Chamber Choir

Ulster Orchestra: Ode To Joy

Ulster Hall

Step into a season of power, beauty, and breathtaking artistry as the Greenville Symphony opens with one of the most iconic masterpieces in the classical canon: Mozart’s Requiem—a work shrouded in mystery, charged with emotion, and eternally captivating.

For this monumental evening, Music Director Lee Mills leads the full Greenville Symphony joined by two of the Upstate’s premier choral ensembles: the Clemson University Singers, and the Furman University Singers. Together, these forces bring unparalleled vocal richness and dramatic intensity to Mozart’s final, unfinished masterpiece.

Adding to the excitement, a distinguished roster of guest soloists will be announced soon, promising expressive depth and unforgettable color in Mozart’s soaring arias and ensembles.

Opening Night: Mozart Requiem

Peace Center Concert Hall

A Choral Portrait of America offers a reflective and richly textured exploration of the American choral voice, tracing how landscape, community, faith, and longing have shaped a shared musical language. Featuring works by composers such as Copland, Randall Thompson, Whitacre, Paulus, and Stephen Foster, this program presents America not as a single story, but as a chorus of voices—plainspoken and soaring, intimate and expansive. Rooted in folk melody, hymnody, and modern lyricism, the music invites listeners to hear the nation anew: not as an idea, but as a living, breathing sound shaped by the people who sing it.

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