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Wagner's spell-binding epic story of gods, mortals, love and power is told over five years, with casting and dates still to come
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A new-look theatre welcomes audiences safely for Mozart, Verdi, Janacek and romantic Mascagni
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Monthly music and drama sessions for pre-school children that are fun for all the family
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Leading Londoners on the arts scene share their favourite music with us, and there's something for every mood in these 12 pieces
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Symphony concerts that open up new horizons, operas that take audiences to another realm .... trust music to transport us out of daily life and make a world of difference
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The Russian secret service officer poisoned in his adopted home of London is at the heart of a new opera inspired by his career, marriage and assassination
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Celebrate the musical giants who transformed British music-making with 10 of our favourite musical influencers
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Covent Garden opens its winter season with an audience favourite – Puccini's dramatic story with a deadly twist, set in Rome
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He should have spent the year on Broadway. But New York's loss is London's gain... The award-winning actor talks about changed plans, a musical journey and setting up home
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World-class audiences perform to small audiences, opera goes live, and The Gruffalo gets a musical make-over
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As the nights draw in, an evening at home with the world's finest singers and players is more appealing than ever. For our favourites, click on 'read more'
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Verdi, Mozart, Rossini and Janacek welcome back live audiences for the summer festival – and the gardens should be lovelier than ever
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An operatic Italian double bill, a fresh take on a classic, and dance of intoxicating beauty are highlights from Covent Garden
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Rossini, Tchaikovsky, Handel and Richard Strauss operas are planned for the summer, with dates and casts to be announced. But keep room in your diary from May to August
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Puccini, Verdi and Rimsky-Korsakov operas are joined by a daring new commission as the Surrey country house sets its sights on a full summer season next year
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The virtual festival of the arts continues with new relays of opera, classical music and documentaries, plus theatre and visual art
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Wednesday Watch is your new weekly classical music appointment. Catch old favourites and new music recorded at London's innovative venue
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Magnificent music-making goes on, thanks to digital concerts, individual players and glimpses behind the scenes. It's the perfect time to get to know the best ensembles in the capital
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The natural world has never looked lovelier, and it has inspired generations of composers who bring its splendour indoors
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First staging of a remarkable find – a never-performed opera by the much-loved and highly spiritual composer
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Joyful music-making to mark the festival and lift the spirits, as musicians derive infinite inspiration from the Easter story and from the act of making and enjoying music together
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Relive summer 2017 with Mozart's sparkling opera and an all-star cast, now available online at any time
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The world's greatest artists come to you via the classical music specialists who really know their way around
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Armchair travel to Verona or St Petersburg with the world's greatest singers, players and dancers. Free for one month, Marquee TV has seats in every house
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After the government advice to avoid large gatherings to reduce the spread of Covid-19, theatres and arts venues all around London have closed
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Booking is open for one of London's favourite summer opera seasons. This year, Ponchielli, Puccini and a world premiere, plus a tune-packed musical
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Friends, colleagues and inveterate music-makers, the great German tenor and Covent Garden conductor give a recital of favourite pieces
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The Easter story told in song, a Handel rarity and Messiah, performed by top artists in churches and concert halls
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Composer Gerald Barry on discovering books and music, and two forthcoming Royal Opera House productions
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Beethoven, Handel and Poulenc operas are given new productions, plus revivals
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A fiery triple bill, a guest appearance by Scottish Ballet, and tragedies by Janacek, Strauss and two Italian masters. Booking opens 9AM, Wed 29 Jan
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It's never too early to get into music, and it comes naturally to kids. Here are the best events for musical adventures they'll never forget
