First started in 1979, the event has featured Nigel Kennedy and Yitkin Seow in its first inception. Set in the market town of Newbury, the festival covers a wide range of genres including theatre, dance, literature and cabaret held at some of the region’s best performance spaces from the surrounding countryside.[more...]

Opened in 1998, Festspielhaus Baden-Baden is Germany's largest opera house and concert hall. The venue hosts four festivals throughout the year, namely the Easter, Whitsun, Summer, Autumn and Winter Festivals. At least one opera production and several classical concerts are included in each seasonal event, together with guest performances of renowned ballet companies and entertainment shows completing the rest of the programme.[more...]

Founded in 1972, the Perth Festival of the Arts is an annual eleven-day music showcase of charitable status. Taking place in the City of Perth in Scotland, the event features a wide range of artforms from classical music and opera to rock, jazz, folk, dance and visual art. Big names like Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, Nicola Benedetti, Ann Sofie Von Otter, Elaine Paige, John Williams and more have previously performed on the stage.[more...]

Established in 1994 by renowned cellist Dominique de Williencourt with the help of cruise specialist Antonio Donsanti, La Musicale aims to enhance travelling experience with live music performance on board. Apart from concerts showcasing world acclaimed artists, lectures and masterclasses held by reputable musicologists will also highlight the journey. As guests discuss face-to-face with musical experts, the cruise gently advances, offering breath-taking panoramic sceneries along the various routes.[more...]

Since its first launch in 2006, the festival has instantly become a milestone in the cultural life of Korea and the global classical music community. With the vision of establishing“ Friendship through Music between East and West,” Seoul Spring Festival features chamber music via the creation of harmony among different instruments.[more...]

First started in 1967, it is the largest multi-art form festival in England featuring world renowned classical musicians as well as promising local artists. Seated on the south coast of England, the festival aims to blend in more serious art forms with pop culture. Taking place at some of the signature landmarks in the city of Brighton and Hove, the festival covers a great variety of programmes including organised processions, outdoor spectaculars involving pyrotechnics, theatre, music, literature and visual arts.[more...]

Established in 2001, the Festival is held annually in the ancient town of Palaipaphos. The concerts take place at the Gothic Hall of the Royal Manor House, one of the finest existing monuments of Frankish architecture in the area. The event aims to introduce chamber music to the audience, with programmes of artistic excellence and affordable tickets.[more...]

Inaugurated in 1948, Bath International Music Festival has an illustrious artistic history and has long been a well-established event of international reputation. It takes place annually over twelve days in late May/early June, presenting a range of high quality events including orchestral, chamber and contemporary classical music, contemporary jazz, world and folk music.[more...]