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In this episode, Dominic Seldis and Tommy Pearson discuss Aaron Copland's performance of Appalachian Spring and Franz Schubert's Symphony No 9 by the Czech Philharmonic.

In this second episode, Dominic Seldis discusses Beethoven's 9th Symphony and works by Brahms performed by the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal conducted by Rafael Payare.

In this third episode of Symphony Insiders, Tommy Pearson talks to Stefan Forsberg (executive and artistic director of the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra).

In this episode, Tommy Pearson is joined by Hannah Solveij and Georgian pianist Nino Gvetadze, discussing moments of influence behind Bruckner's music.

In this episode, Tommy Pearson talks to violinist Hannah Solveij and pianist Nino Gvetadze about The Budapest Festival Orchestra's debut at Symphony Night Live.

In this sixth episode, Tommy Pearson talks to Stefan Forsberg, artistic director of the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, and Dutch composer Karmit Fadael.

In this episode, Dominic Seldis discusses The Cleveland Orchestra's "celebration concert" with Tommy Pearson and Hannah Soleij.

In this episode, Dominic Seldis, together with guests Tommy Pearson and Hannah Solveij, discusses Pappano's great musical career and unique personality.

Dominic Seldis and guests Tommy Pearson and Hannah Solveij delve into the extraordinary musicality of Paganini and the turbulent life and career of Shostakovich.

In this episode, Dominic Seldis discusses the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra's amazing performance with violinist Hannaj Solveij andTommy Pearson.

Dominic Seldis and Hannah Solveij discuss the London Symphony Orchestra's performance with conductor Nathalie Stutzmann from their concert hall at the Barbican Centre.

Dominic Seldis, Tommy Pearson and Hannah Solveij marvel at the originality of The Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra's performance with conductor Martin Fröst.

In this episode, Dominic Seldis and Tommy Pearson delve into The Cleveland Orchestra's performance of John Adam's Christmas opera oratorio 'El Niño', conducted by the composer himself.

In this episode, Dominic Seldis, Tommy Pearson and Hannah Solveij look back at the Budapest Festival Orchestra, which performed an assortment of symphonic works by Haydn and Mozart.

In this episode, Dominic Seldis reflects back on the Staatskapelle Dresden's annual Advent concert conducted by Marie Jacquot with Tommy Pearson and Hannaj Solveij.

In this episode, Dominic Seldis discusses the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra's performance with Sir Simon Rattle and Magdalena Kožená with Tommy Pearson and Hannaj Solveij.

In this episode, Dominic Seldis discusses some of the most beautiful works ever written by Tchaikovsky with Tommy Pearson and Hannaj Solveij.

Together with Gillian Moore, director of music at London's Southbank Centre, Dominic Seldis and Tommy Pearson discuss Mendelssohn's inspirations, travels and family background.

Payare is joined by soprano Hannigan in a diverse program crested by a performance of Berlioz’s Symphonie fantastique.

Nathalie Stutzmann transports you to a dusky, foreboding realm, where hope and light are at perpetual odd with fierce storms and undulating shadows.

Enjoy an unity of voices, both textual and musical, in this contemporary re-telling of the Christmas story. 

Alain Altinoglu and the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra launch into the 2022-2023 concert season with Bernstein and Adams.

A performance driven by a transformative energy where we explore Honegger's third as well as Brahms' fourth and final symphony.

Smetana's sweeping Ma Vlast (My Homeland) ushers commemoration of the Velvet Revolution in this impassioned performance.

A lively and comical look at classical music in a series of concerts where humor and pageantry collide in a virtuosic musical wrestling match.

Listen to beloved works celebrating human fellowship as Payare conducts Beethoven's masterwork and a pair of pieces for choir and orchestra by Brahms.

A well-known performance of Beethoven's 5th in the first installment of Iván Fischer’s monumental Beethoven Cycle.

A monumental beginning to Maestro Fischer's Beethoven symphony cycle.

A monumental performance echoing themes of beauty, rebirth, the brutality of death and the ethereality of the afterlife.

In this unforgettable concert from 2004, Jansons & Barenboim join forces for Brahms' First Piano Concerto.

The overture to the opera buffa ‘Le nozze di Figaro’ (The Marriage of Figaro) is one of the most recognizable works from the classical period.