Set sail to the South Coast of England and on the centenary of Sir Hubert Parry’s death we perform at the church in which Parry was christened and in which his mother is buried to take part in the Parry 100 Festival.

Mozart’s Italian operas some are some of the most famous in the canon and Don Giovanni is one of the greatest of them all. Seething with intense passion and drama, this overture prefaces Mozart’s uncharacteristically dark Piano Concerto No.20 in D minor.

Head north for the misty glens, islands and highlands of Scotland with Scottish violinist Nicola Benedetti at a true St Andrews Day celebration including bagpipes!

Set course for our annual trip to the North Pole just in time to see the Northern Lights, meet Father Christmas and have a dance with a snowman or two. The Snowman has become an unparalleled Christmas tradition, and The Bear is a perfect counterpart telling the story of Tilly’s attempts to help an escaped polar bear return home.

Leon McCawley, one of Britain’s foremost pianists, has forged a highly successful career since winning first prize in the 1993 International Beethoven Piano Competition in Vienna and second prize at the Leeds International Piano Competition the same year.

Check in to the city of Vienna as we are treated to an audience with one of the greatest composers of all time, and who better to make the introductions than Steven Isserlis, one of the world’s most distinguished musicians.