We interview one of the finest pianists working today about Mendelssohn, his piano music and what makes playing with the SCO so special.

Read the programme for our Dementia-Friendly Concert at the Queen's Hall, at 2pm on Thursday 2 November

How Bohemia (now the Czech Republic) rediscovered her musical heritage in the 19th century.

Following feedback from our audiences, the 2023/24 Season includes a number of matinee performances, starting next week.

Another dive into SCO history as we interview the composer about her work The Seasons and her association with the Orchestra.

Celebrating an ongoing close relationship, we chat to Colin Currie about his forthcoming appearance with the SCO in Steve Reich +.

Ahead of the world premiere of her Dances for Orchestra, an interview with composer Errollyn Wallen.

A tale of mutual appreciation

To launch our 2023/24 Digital Season, an interview with composer (and former SCO Principal Viola) Sally Beamish.

An introduction to Jay Capperauld's The Origin of Colour which receives its world premiere this autumn.

We interview the SCO favourite on a cornerstone of the choral repertoire, Bach's B minor Mass.

If the Eroica was originally entitled the Bonaparte, what does the music tell us about Beethoven's view of Napoleon?