A concert of bold contrasts and boundary-breaking ideas, Revolutions unfolds in two striking halves. The first is a seamless musical journey spanning nearly a millennium. Travel with us from medieval mysticism to brand-new works, from spontaneous live improvisation to the electrifying surge of Shostakovich music, culminating in a powerful arrangement of Rhiannon Gidden’s haunting ‘At the Purchaser’s Option’.

The second half revisits one of music history’s great divides - Wagner versus Brahms. From luminous intensity to surging lyricism, we encounter two composers driven by urgency, conviction and bold musical vision.