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Rise and shine! Our editors Mark and Elisabeth offer a top ten playlist for your morning enjoyment... 

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It’s now traditional for ETO to mount a Baroque or pre-Baroque season each autumn. This is a policy that provides the UK’s regions with a rare exposure to repertoire that’s often out-of-the-way or even downright obscure.

With its theme of “Chopin to Paderewski”, the festival honours those musical icons who helped forge the country’s cultural identity. 

Avec la réouverture du Grand Théâtre et une Tétralogie, la dernière saison de Tobias Richter conclut en beauté un mandat qui aura duré 10 ans.

Ahead of his performance with the Philharmonia Orchestra, we caught up with the pianist to talk Korea and the Grieg Piano Concerto. 

Top international orchestras and singers grace the stage of Budapest’s leading concert hall. 

In a season which bids goodbye to its Music Director Lan Shui, Singapore Symphony Orchestra both pays tribute to its history and looks forward.

Whether discovering new works or revisiting classics, the 2018-19 Hong Kong Philharmonic season has plenty to offer.

The Italian clarinettist talks about his life in Rome and shares his memories of Claudio Abbado.

Der deutsche Klarinettist, oder besser gesagt sein Vater, hatte einen sehr pragmatischen Ansatz, wenn es darum ging, das richtige Instrument zu wählen.

From Mahler’s Resurrection to Elgar's Gerontius, a season of great works brought to venues in the Southwest. 

The American clarinettist shares his love for Rachmaninov's Second Symphony and his thoughts on a Mozart-Copland hybrid concerto.

Robert Plane talks about his time with the BBC NOW and how he was inspired by Jack Brymer playing the Mozart Concerto.

For their latest Top Ten playlist for Clarinet Month, our editors chose their favourite sonatas. 

Scottish Opera launches an eclectic mix of main house productions, touring activity and a large emphasis on youngsters in Scotland’s Year of Young People.

A heavyweight tribute to the great Swedish soprano that would grace any coffee table strong enough to support it!

Antony Pay has been with the OAE since the beginning, or rather, since they included clarinets in the concerts.

Mit Geschichtenerzählern und Märchen versprechen die Bamberger Symphoniker eine wunderbare neue Saison 2018/19.