EVENTS

Bath Philharmonia with Michael Rosewell and Junyan Chen weave Beethoven, Hisaishi and Ravel into a dazzling, transformative night of music.

Celebrate the Fourth of July in an all-American programme with Bath Philharmonia and Festival favourite Zeynep Ozsuca. A concert of star-spangled pieces bringing everything to life in glorious technicolour and guaranteeing a great night out for music-lovers of all ages.

Bath Phil presents a musical journey across the natural world featuring award-winning British cellist Laura van der Heijden (winner of BBC Young Musician of the Year 2012) performing Dobrinka Tabakova’s cello concerto and the world concert premiere of Rebecca Dale’s There Will Come.

Marking 80 years since the cessation of WWII, this concert features the spectacular young soloists Caroline Taylor (soprano) and Florian Störtz (baritone), with Bath Minerva Choir and Bath Philharmonia, unleashing their full might under the charismatic baton of Gavin Carr.

Bath Philharmonia presents two of the most loved pieces of classical music as visionary pianist Benjamin Grosvernor performs Ludwig van Beethoven’s Emperor Piano Concerto and internationally renowned violinist Harriet Mackenzie performs Ralph Vaughan Williams’ The Lark Ascending.

Bath Philharmonia work ‘side-by-side’ with King Edward's School’s talented orchestral musicians, in an imaginative, highly accessible and entertaining programme themed around 'Home'.

A Concert for Valentine’s Day full of brooding musical romanticism, fabled love, passion and heartbreak featuring internationally acclaimed Brazilian violinist Guido Sant’Anna (winner of the Fritz Kreisler International Competition) performing Johannes Brahms’ Violin Concerto.

Fresh from their triumphant performance at this year’s BBC Proms, Bath Minerva Choir present Handel’s ‘Messiah’ in all its glory in the beautiful surroundings of Holy Trinity Church, Bradford-on-Avon, with a starry cast of young soloists and the superb Bath Philharmonia.

The Snowman on the big screen accompanied by live orchestra with a hamper of seasonal orchestral delights.

A symphonic concert of transcendental beauty that pulses with movement, dance and folk song featuring the trailblazing and superstar saxophonist Jess Gillam performing Alexander Glazunov’s Saxophone Concerto and Dave Heath’s The Celtic.

Join Bath Philharmonia to celebrate the opening of their 25th season in a big and brassy concert featuring the brilliant and ultra-cool trumpeter Aaron Azunda Akgubo (named one of Classic FM’s Rising Stars of 2024) performing Joseph Haydn’s Trumpet Concerto.

Bringing together over 230 musicians from both sides of the Atlantic to perform timeless choral favourites including John Rutter’s brilliant and bright Gloria and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s ‘Great’ Mass in C minor.

Join the Chorus of Westerly, a multi-generational choir from Rhode Island, USA and Bath Philharmonia in a performance of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s most dramatic and operatic of all his uncompleted works. With intricate counterpoint and emotive melodies the Great Mass in C minor showcases his genius.

Bask in the musical sunshine of Senegalese virtuoso kora player, Seckou Keita in African Rhapsodies, a sublime poetic journey sparked by his fascination with crossing cultural borders, and gleam in the daylight of Max Richter’s re-imagining of Antonio Vivaldi’s seasonal masterpiece.

Celebrate the Forum’s 90th birthday at a concert of blockbuster movie classics with Bath Philharmonia and the Musicians of The Royal Marines School of Music.

King Edward’s School, Bath is proud to present this year’s Bath Orchestral Gala Concert, entitled Our Diverse World, in partnership with Bath’s professional orchestra, Bath Philharmonia.

Fill your hearts with music at a concert exploring the many facets of love and joy, featuring award-winning pianist Lara Melda performing Chopin’s elegant but unrequited second piano concerto.

Start your new year looking towards a brighter future with Bath Phil in a concert that shimmers in the moonlight and embraces the warm glow of home, featuring superstar violinist Nicola Benedetti performing Bruch’s gloriously romantic evocation of Scotland.