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NQ Jazz Live
NQ Jazz have teamed up with The Stoller Hall and The Yard to bring us dozens of COVID-safe jazz events featuring established and emerging artists.
Written by Johnny James
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The Untold Orchestra: Live at Escape to Freight Island CANCELLED
This festive season, the Untold Orchestra are packing three of their renowned ‘icon’ shows into four dates at Escape to Freight Island.
From £8
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The Hallé – Trail-blazing Hallé
The Hallé is joined by Stephen Hough for Rachmaninov’s Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, before the world premiere of Huw Watkins’ Second Symphony.
From £5
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The Hallé – Stravinsky’s The Soldier’s Tale
Sir Mark Elder conducts a staged performance of Stravinsky’s 1918 masterpiece The Soldier’s Tale, directed by Olivier Award winner Annabel Arden.
From £5
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The Hallé – Movie Classics
Presented by the BBC’s Petroc Trelawny and conducted by Stephen Bell, the Hallé celebrates classical music on the silver screen.
From £5
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The Hallé – Shostakovich’s Dazzling First
The Hallé performs a varied programme of Grazyna Bacewicz, Aaron Copland and Dmitri Shostakovich under the baton of new Assistant Conductor, Delyana Lazarova.
From £5
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The Hallé – Paul Lewis performs Mozart
The Hallé will be joined by Paul Lewis, one of the country’s most distinguished artists, for a dazzling programme in which he directs from the piano.
From £5
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The Hallé – Sibelius’s Third Symphony
The Hallé are joined by virtuoso pianist Isata Kanneh-Mason for Beethoven’s Third Piano Concerto, plus Sibelius’s magnificent Third Symphony.
From £5
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The Hallé – The Event Horizon
The Hallé are joined by poet laureate Simon Armitage, virtuoso saxophonist Jess Gillam and Former Hallé Assistant Conductor Jonathon Heyward.
From £5
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The Hallé – Roderick Williams sings Butterworth
The Hallé is joined by baritone Roderick Williams for a programme of works that reflect on the poignancy and fragility of human life.
From £5
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The Hallé – Fanfare for the Hallé
The first concert in the Hallé’s Winter Season sees Sir Mark Elder conduct two glorious Romantic works plus a world premiere by Huw Watkins.
From £5
Shame at YES
In support of their long-awaited second album, abrasive London five-piece Shame are performing at YES.
From £15