Read the story and watch as Corrina Campbell shows you how to draw The Great Grumpy Gaboon

We look at the evolution of wind instruments in chamber music, from guest appearances to fully-fledged wind ensembles.

Is there any real difference between these terms?

Berlioz tried four times to win France's most prestigious competition for young composers. Was it worth it?

A guide to our Spotify playlist celebrating the SCO's sizeable recorded legacy

As the SCO turns 50, we look back on your memories of the Orchestra

We are delighted to announce that SCO Chief Executive, Gavin Reid, has been appointed Lieutenant of the Royal Victorian Order.

Hen, Miracle, Imperial ... Where do all those nicknames come from?

Concertos for more than a single instrument are a comparative rarity, making their performance something of a treat for everyone.

Where does Elena Langer's 'Figaro Gets a Divorce' fit in with the Figaro story?

Why is Mozart's Violin Concerto No 5 known as the Turkish ... and is it warranted?

Now seen as the epitome of elegance, the waltz was once thoroughly anti-establishment ...