Performances of Gustav Mahler at BBC Music

Tenor Allan Clayton gives the world premiere of Tom Coult’s Monologues for the Curious, while John Storgårds and the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra stalk the shifting musical landscapes of Mahler’s Seventh Symphony

The Hallé’s new Principal Conductor Kahchun Wong directs his Manchester-based forces for Mahler’s ‘Resurrection’ Symphony, featuring Norwegian soprano Mari Eriksmoen and Canadian mezzo-soprano Emily D’Angelo as soloists

The sonic scope of Mahler’s Das klagende Lied meets its match in the musical spectacle of Pierre Boulez’s ‘majestic processional’ Rituel in memoriam Bruno Maderna, performed by the BBC Symphony Orchestra under Hannu Lintu

Mahler’s Symphony No. 3 is performed by the combined forces of the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Orchestre National de Bretagne, CBSO Children’s Chorus and BBC National Chorus of Wales, with mezzo-soprano soloist Beth Taylor

The Danish National Vocal Ensemble presents works by Ethel Smyth, Paola Prestini and the great Dane Carl Nielsen

Hear Klaus Mäkelä at the Proms for the first time as Chief Conductor Designate of the mighty Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, performing Berio’s Rendering alongside Mahler’s Fifth Symphony with its famous Adagietto

Sakari Oramo and the BBC Symphony Orchestra open their new season with Mahler’s heartrending Ninth Symphony.

Join us in Nottingham with conductor Elena Schwarz for Debussy’s La Mer, Mahler’s Symphony No. 1, and Dani Howard’s Trombone Concerto featuring Peter Moore.

You’d be hard-pressed to find a programme that is a greater expression of the titanic power of the symphony orchestra. Tonight, more is most certainly more.

Visions of Spain and songs of freedom from the BBC Symphony Orchestra – plus a musical stroll with a haunting difference, as baritone Andrew Hamilton becomes Mahler’s wayfaring lad.

Inspired by the Italian sun and hearty dances he played with his Hungarian violinist friend in his youth, Brahms’ gloriously lyrical Violin Concerto seems to express the very soul of the violin.

Sir Donald Runnicles joins forces with Edinburgh Festival Chorus for Mahler’s epic Resurrection Symphony at the Usher Hall. A monumental musical event!

Mahler’s Resurrection is a colossal work of drama, beauty, and power.