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 ...

Read about (and listen to) a selection of the SCO Chorus' seasonal favourites - merry Christmas!

There's more to Vaughan Williams than 'The lark ascending' ...

We spoke to the SCO Chorus Director about a little-known part of Schubert's oeuvre.

Read about the music to be performed by Colin Currie and the Orchestra at our concerts on 9-10 November.

To mark the launch of our new Mendelssohn CD, we look at the thorny issue of how symphonies are numbered. Warning: may cause confusion!

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.