Symphony Hall, Birmingham
In her last UK concert as the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra’s music director, Gražinytė-Tyla showed just what a fine and nuanced Bruckner interpreter she really is

Elena Tsallagova was a feisty vixen and the CBSO’s playing under Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla was outstanding in a more matter-of-fact interpretation of Janáček’s opera than one normally hears

A centenary celebration – coming to the Proms tonight – included an Ades premiere and, 75 years after its composition, Ruth Gipps’s second symphony

Our critic mainlines Tudor polyphony and talks to performers, conductors and composers longing for the return of communal music-making

The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra has just returned from touring an all-British programme in Germany - possibly its last tour as a member of the EU. From new repertoire to cold beer, its chief executive offers his 10 post-Brexit touring tips

Although occasionally the focus became blurred, the CBSO were superb and vocally this was an immaculate performance

This refined outing of painter/composer Čiurlionis came complete with Norman Perryman’s live paintings

The remarkable young cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason and the CBSO’s irresistible music director are a dream double act

Three boy singers added a new perspective to Mahler’s Fourth, in a programme that also featured two marvellously refined Sibelius miniatures