Do you have a passion for animation and a love of silent movies? Enter our Silent Movies Animation Challenge - your work could appear in Symphony Hall accompanied by the Orchestra, and you could win some great prizes.
Experience the growing partnership between the CBSO and principal guest conductor Edward Gardner, with colourful programmes including Debussy’s Images and Holst’s Planets Suite. Gardner also conducts the CBSO Youth Orchestra in Bartók, Berg and Bruckner.
Calling all young sleuths to join us for a musical murder mystery on 5 February. This intrigue-filled Family concert culminates in The Composer is Dead, with words by favourite children's author Lemony Snicket.
Turn the pages of our Jan – Aug 2012 brochure for everything from Wagner to Bollywood, including classical favourites, exciting premieres and fun family concerts. View the Jan-Aug 2012 Concert Guide
It's all about colour. In 1912, Debussy swapped the piano for the orchestra, and created a whole new universe of sound. Dreams of Spain, the sensual awakening of spring and...
The viola can be the "Cinderella" of the strings, but Mozart didn't see it that way - it was his favourite string instrument. In fact, he wrote this enchanting "skittle-alley"...