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Four weekends, four of the world’s greatest orchestras: the Riga Jurmala Festival unveils its 2021 edition.

From renaissance polyphony to contemporary and jazz by way of quartets, Lieder, Arab and Persian music and many other genres, Berlin's beautiful chamber hall seeks to expand your musical frontiers.

With the main focus on Baroque and 20th-century music, Lugano explores the colourful musical palettes of the eras.

After an abrupt end to the season, Jaap van Zweden and his orchestra look forward to a new season fuelled by hope and resilience.

The Singapore 2020-21 season will be the first one to start up post-pandemic (clue to contents: there's Beethoven...)

With five of the symphonies, the Violin concerto and four of the piano concertos, Beethoven lovers aren't going to go short in Hong Kong.

With so many new videos of concerts, opera, ballet, and dance, how to choose? How to plan? Every Friday, our newsletter gives you the answers...

Tchaikovsky could spin melodies like few others and was undoubtedly one of the most versatile composers.

The architectural splendour of Barcelona's concert hall is matched by the profusion of artists on the roster for the 2020-21 season.

Brahms pours his heart out in every single composition and takes the listener on an unforgettable emotional journey. 

Gather your littles ones around and settle down for a musical tale or two with our favourite works for children.

The NHK Symphony Orchestra Tokyo has a splendid reputation in central European classics, but it packs its suitcase and travels much further afield in its 20/21 season. 

From world-famous orchestras to heartfelt solo concerts, there's plenty to look forward to in the next season.

The exciting array of musical offerings for this year includes plenty of premieres and Beethoven's only ballet.

From world premieres to crowd pleasers, this festival promises to have something for everyone.

Zurich's new season encourages you to delve into the words of some of the world's greatest poets.

With two world premieres and six new productions spanning from Mozart to Aribert Reimann, the season depicts the constant change of style in opera and life alike.

Our preview of the LSO's new season focuses on the changes and trends that Rattle is bringing to London audiences.

As part of keyboard month, we sat down with piano tuners around the world. Fourth stop: the Palau de la Música.