We speak to conductor Ryan Bancroft about music from (his not quite native) Scotland and Scandinavia.

Our examination of the concerto continues with the viola, whose potential as a solo instrument was long unrecognised.

Stravinsky's ballet Pulcinella is based on music by Pergolesi. Or is it?

To celebrate Black History Month, we look at the early history of Black composers, from Joseph Boulogne to Samuel Taylor-Coleridge.

We look at Mozart's close relationship with the children of the Weber family.

In a new series for 2024/25, who better than the SCO players to guide us through the best concertos for their instrument?

We delve into the history of a hybrid genre ...

How one composer almost single-handedly raised the piano concerto to unprecedented heights.

Neglected during much of the 19th century, Mozart's Cinderella of an opera is more relevant than ever today.

From Bizet to Ravel, we look at the long-standing fascination of French composers for the music of Spain.

Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Bruch and Brahms: four violin concertos, all connected by a single violinist.

Read the programme for our UN:TITLED concerts on 15-16 June.