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.

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

How has Wagner's epithet affected the way we approach this favourite Beethoven symphony?

The once unfashionable string orchestra made an incredible comeback in the late 19th century, one which has not let up since.

Where do Louise Farrenc and Cécile Chaminade fit into France's rich history of female composers?

We spoke to SCO Associate Composer Jay Capperauld about his work mentoring the three music creators featured in our UN:TITLED concerts.

We look at some of the many depictions of Heaven in the Christian choral tradition.