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Domingo Hindoyan, Pacho Flores and the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra set the BBC Proms on fire with music from the Americas.

Thomas Wilkins conducts the Phoenix Symphony in Grofé’s evocative depiction of the Grand Canyon in a program that also explores a melting pot of Mexican-American influences. 

An evening of audience roars begins as soon as Gustavo Dudamel first mounts the podium at the Barbican. 

Yuja Wang stuns the Gilmore Festival audience with a formidable program of Messiaen, Debussy, Scriabin, and Chopin – and a generous selection of encores.

Gustavo Dudamel's program ends with a nod to musical worlds outside Disney Hall as indie star Sylvan Estrada sings three songs pulsing with hope and energized by activism.

Extending his contract as Chief Conductor, Domingo Hindoyan perform an exuberant concert of Latin American works including a pair of trumpet concertos with Pacho Flores. 

Yuja Wang showed once again that she has way more to offer than fireworks, with delicacy, dynamic control and sensitive expression too in her wide ranging programme.

A celebration of young Latvian musicians and established Latvian artists performing a huge variety of works from Vivaldi to Stevie Wonder: how about that for something completely different?

The Sinfónica Juvenil de Caracas tackled a brooding Romantic programme in a showcase of impressive power.

An action-packed, generous concert by the Orquesta Filarmónica de Mexico UNAM conducted by Jan Latham-Koenig at the Cadogan Hall.

The Toronto Symphony Orchestra offered a rich performance of works by Holst, Shostakovich, Grieg and Marquez. Conductor Robert Moody brought out the lyrical side of the orchestra, even if its members were nearly over-shadowed by an over-enthusiastic soloist.