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The Acosta Dance Centre is an internationally leading cultural venue uniting dance-creative practitioners, industry professionals and the community with a shared passion for dance.

One of the world’s most versatile pianists, Kapelis is preparing a European tour of the complete Bach keyboard concertos with the Berliner Barock Solisten.

The Australian Chamber Orchestra lives and breathes music, making waves around the world for its explosive performances and brave interpretations. Steeped in history but always looking to the future, ACO programmes embrace celebrated classics alongside new commissions and adventurous cross-artform collaborations.

Established in 1895, La Biennale di Venezia is acknowledged as one of the most prestigious cultural institutions in the world, researching and promoting contemporary art in many forms.

Celebrating over 120 years of music-making of the highest order, the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra is a unique organisation.

Bristol Beacon is a world-class concert hall based in the heart of one of the UK's most thriving cities. Each season it hosts an eclectic programme of music for all ages.

Bryan Register has emerged as one of the most promising heldentenors of his generation, praised for the fresh, bright timbre of his voice and strong dramatic singing.

The Choir of St John’s College, Cambridge is one of the finest collegiate choirs in the world, known and loved by millions from its recordings, broadcasts and concert tours.

Classical Pride is an annual music festival curated by conductor Oliver Zeffman to showcase the breadth and diversity of LGBTQ+ artists across classical music. The inaugural 2023 edition of Classical Pride was the first time any major orchestra or concert hall anywhere in Europe had celebrated Pride.

Inaugurated in 1990, the Donatella Flick Conducting Competition offers young conductors vital training at the critical point in their career.

The Edinburgh International Festival is a world-famous celebration of music, opera, theatre and dance in Scotland’s thriving capital.

Established in 1979, English Touring Opera take outstanding live productions and impactful engagement projects to communities across England.

A phenomenal voice and talent in the tradition of the great Italian tenor voices, British-Italian Freddie De Tommaso shot to prominence when he won the First Prize, the Placido Domingo Tenor Prize and the Verdi Prize at the 2018 Viñas International Singing Competition in Barcelona.

Often called the ‘Oscars of the Classical Music World’, the Gramophone Awards are the most significant honours bestowed in the classical record industry.

The Awards, founded by philanthropist Harry Hyman in 2012, aim to raise the profile of opera as an art form, to recognise and reward success in opera and to generate funds to provide bursaries for aspiring operatic talent from around the world.

The Ivors Classical Awards sees the presentation of Ivor Novello Awards to recognise creative excellence in classical, jazz, and sound arts.

Johannes Moser is an internationally renowned cellist, hailed by Gramophone magazine as "one of the finest among the astonishing gallery of young virtuoso cellists".

Kings Place is a multi-arts venue in King’s Cross with a critically acclaimed programme of classical, contemporary, jazz and folk music.

Formed in 1968, The King's Singers are one of the world's foremost a cappella groups. They tour globally and record frequently with a range of classical and popular music in their repertoire.

Founded in 1961 by Dame Fanny Waterman DBE DMus FRCM and Marion Thorpe CBE, the Leeds International Piano Competition is a leading event of British culture, celebrating and inspiring pianistic excellence and world-class musicianship.

Based in Ladbroke Grove in west London, Ladbroke Hall is an extraordinary venue for culture and creative expression. It hosts a variety of public concerts, workshops and masterclasses spanning the breadth of the arts.

Dramatic soprano Lise Davidsen shot to prominence in summer 2015 when she was crowned winner of both the Operalia and the Queen Sonja competitions.

The London Piano Festival is a five-day Festival at Kings Place, founded in 2016 by co-Artistic Directors Charles Owen and Katya Apekisheva.

The London Soundtrack Festival is London’s first dedicated annual Festival celebrating the music of film, TV and games, featuring the capital’s greatest cultural venues and orchestras and a starry lineup of composers.

One of the most in demand opera singers today, British soprano Louise Alder has established herself as a 'terrific talent, combining a big lustrous voice with flawless intonation and a keen intelligence’ (The Times). Premier represents her worldwide.

Performing in Manchester and worldwide since 1972, Manchester Camerata is known for high quality performance across genres as well as its cutting-edge projects from its new base at The Monastery in Gorton. It is deeply rooted in its community and connects its musicians with everyone from clubbers, children, concert-hall audiences and to those with early set dementia.

MCO is made up of three internationally renowned ensembles that lead the field of period performance: the Monteverdi Choir, English Baroque Soloists and Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique. Its world-class musicians specialise in a variety of repertoire ranging from sacred music and chamber works to semi-staged operas.

Welsh-Ukrainian soprano Natalya Romaniw is hailed as one of the most impressive stars on the stage today. Praised for her ‘lyrical lines with creamy elegance’ (The Times), Romaniw is continuously applauded for the richness of her astonishing soprano voice and the sophistication of her dramatic interpretations. Highlights of Romaniw’s 2024/25 season include a return to the role of Tosca at The Royal Ballet and Opera, where she will also return later in the season for the world premiere of Turnage’s Festen.

The Shanghai Symphony Orchestra is the oldest orchestra in Asia, having been around since 1879 when it was known as the Shanghai Public Band.

Signum Classics was founded in 1997 and now boasts a catalogue of over 400 titles, many of which are award winners and nominees with a release schedule of over 30 CDs and DVDs a year.

James MacMillan is a Scottish composer and conductor, born in 1959, known for his spiritually resonant and emotionally powerful music. Influenced by his Catholic faith and Scottish folk traditions, his notable works include The Confession of Isobel Gowdie and Seven Last Words from the Cross. Celebrated worldwide, he combines modern classical techniques with accessible, expressive themes.

Teodora Brody is a Romanian classical-jazz crossover singer, songwriter and lyricist, and the recipient of numerous awards.

Since 1991, Warner Classics has issued recordings of the very best classical music artists and ensembles, many of whom are award winners.