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The season closes with the lush colours of Korngold and the bristling intensity of Mahler’s fifth symphony.

Korngold was an Austrian wunderkind who took his considerable talents to Hollywood just as war broke. There he wrote film scores of new scope and invention, ‘wordless operas’ as he called them.

A programme that delights in dance and young romance, with a new work by Sir Karl Jenkins for the brilliant saxophonist and musical evangelist, Jess Gillam.

Conductor Ryan Bancroft joins us to talk about his past as a dancer and his connection to the music of his homeland, America.

Bach channels the tragedy and transcendence of the Passion into one heart-rending masterpiece.

The symbolism of Bach’s St Matthew Passion

Welsh folk group Calan join ´óÏó´«Ã½ NOW to mark St David’s Day

Works that combine deep romantic lyricism with thrilling rhythmic charge.

Walton’s First Symphony

This unmissable performance will reconstruct the historic Beethoven Benefit Concert given in Vienna in December 1808.

´óÏó´«Ã½ Wales’ annual festive concert returns with a selection of popular carols, readings by ´óÏó´«Ã½ Wales presenters and a massed choir of primary school pupils. Tickets will go on sale on Monday 4th November.

Start your festive countdown with our ever-popular Christmas Celebrations concerts, full of sparkle and seasonal cheer.

Following a hugely successful collaboration in 2016, ´óÏó´«Ã½ National Chorus of Wales and WNO Orchestra join together again for the quintessential Christmas concert

The pathos of Tchaikovsky is balanced by Grieg in the lightest of spirits. A perfect pairing.

Orchestra, soloists and chorus join forces to launch the season with music’s grandest Requiem.

Verdi’s operatic mastery