RLPO | artscityliverpool 13/17

Review: The Woman in Black at the Liverpool Playhouse ****1/2

And so, the new season has opened at the Philharmonic Hall, with a programme which, if not with whistles, certainly had plenty of bells...

The RLPO will take to the stage in Birkenhead Park this September in its only outdoor concert of the year. The orchestra will be joined...

It’s not uncommon for the RLPO to produce a gloriously cinematic sound. But a whole evening? That’s certainly what you get when you...

The RLPO has released a new version of the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic – and Liverpool FC anthem – You’ll Never Walk Alone. The...

Four Russian composers, one Russian conductor, a German cellist, multi-national orchestra and a Liverpool audience together on a late...

A great big Beethoven anniversary is looming on the horizon with next year marking the 250 years since Ludwig van’s birth. The world is...

The RLPO has revealed a new season of greatest hits, returning favourites and new music. Orchestra bosses unveiled its 2019/20 programme...

Sometimes, as the cast of Hair would tell you, you’ve just got to let the sunshine in – and this Thursday night programme at the Phil did...

The harpsichord and its kissing cousins the virginal and spinet have become synonymous with the sound of the 17th and early 18th century...

Now here’s a question. Can you have too many luscious tunes in one concert? Unless your ideal is John Cage’s 4’33’’ I’d suggest the...