Performer: Amihai Grosz

Carl Nielsen’s Sinfonia espansiva forms the highlight as the Estonian Festival Orchestra brings full-throated symphonic sound to Pärnu. 

In music by Janaček and Dvořák, Kožená seemed to just enjoy the freedom to perform in her native idiom. 

An thoroughly entertaining evening of a very high level of musicianship from Steven Isserlis and friends at Wigmore Hall. 

Stutzmann and NSO deliver a compelling vision of Dvořák's Seventh while violinist Eberle and violist Grosz achieve a fine balance in Mozart's iconic Sinfonia Concertante.

Along with Debussy and Ravel, this lunchtime programme also celebrated Lili Boulanger and young Slovenian composer Nina Šenk.

Violinist Joshua Bell and cellist Steven Isserlis came together with three other players to showcase the composer’s chamber music. 

Principal viola of the Berliner Philharmoniker, former member of the Jerusalem Quartet, Amihai Grosz shares his singular vision of orchestral and chamber music, his soon-to-be-released recording... and his favourite viola joke.