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Frederic Chopin was born in Zelazowa on 1 March 1810 and throughout 2010 the musical world will be celebrating Chopin’s works with the grandest and most extensive celebrations taking place in his native Poland.

Vienna is a city of imperial splendour and one of the world's most important musical cities. Every season its opera house regularly attracts the greatest singers. Equally important are the city’s museums with the Kunsthiostorisches Museum topping the list as the capital’s leading art gallery. ...

The Schubertiade is considered by many to be the most important chamber music festival in the world, with an astonishing number of distinguished musicians gathering in this beautiful setting in the Voralberg Mountains every summer.

Jean Sibelius (1863-1957) is an icon in Finland, a man not only hailed as the nation's most famous composer but also for his crucial role in achieving Finland's independence from Russia.

Every year an impressive number of internationally renowned musicians descend on this delightful corner of North Norfolk for a series of top quality concerts given at the beautiful 13th Century Church of St. Mary in the village of South Creake, a few miles from the stunning Norfolk coastline.

The Buxton Festival is renowned for its performances of rare operas given in the town's beautifully restored Opera House and because the scale of the Festival has been growing over the years the venue now presents a wide range of literary talks and chamber concerts every day.

Anyone who loves Puccini should make the journey to his beloved Torre del Lago, a beautiful and peaceful place not far from Lucca where the composer was born in 1858. What better time for a visit than in July when the annual Puccini Festival takes place, with performances of a selection of his ...

When Berlin welcomes its rival orchestra from Vienna there will be great excitement and high expectations for what is certain to be a wonderful series of concerts. The Viennese ensemble descends on the city as guests of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra in one of the grandest engagements ...