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Christopher Morley

Abigail Kelly: I鈥檇 love to bring opera to new audiences
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Soprano Abigail Kelly is a rising star in the classical musical scene. She talks to Christopher Morley about her career.
Review: Birmingham Conservatoire Symphony Orchestra at Birmingham Town Hall
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Christopher Morley reviews Birmingham Conservatoire Symphony Orchestra at Birmingham Town Hall.
Review: Birmingham Philharmonic Orchestra at Adrian Boult Hall
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Christopher Morley reviewed the Birmingham Philharmonic Orchestra at the Adrian Boult Hall.
Review: Philharmonia at Symphony Hall, Birmingham
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Christopher Morley reviewed Philharmonia at Symphony Hall, Birmingham.
It鈥檚 a barnstorming Wagner celebration in the Cotswolds
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A Cotswold barn has become the unlikely setting for the country鈥檚 only professional production of Wagner鈥檚 ring cycle in the bicentenary year of his birth. Christopher Morley pays a visit.
Birmingham Conservatoire鈥檚 Symphony Orchestra premiere Britten poem
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The world premiere of a Benjamin Britten tone poem composed when he was just 13 years old will be performed by students in Birmingham later this month. Christopher Morley reports.
Bryn Terfel joins the list of Norman Perryman's conquests
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Artist Norman Perryman tells Christopher Morley about his latest addition to Symphony Hall鈥檚 collection.
Review: Orchestra of the Swan at Birmingham Town Hall
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Christopher Morley reviews Orchestra of the Swan at Birmingham Town Hall.
Review: Orchestra of the Swan at Civic Hall in Stratford-upon-Avon
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Christopher Morley reviews Orchestra of the Swan at Civic Hall in Stratford-upon-Avon.
Musical experience in Birmingham is out of this world
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A new interactive installation is amazing music lovers. Christopher Morley takes up the baton.
Review: Pavao Quartet at The Artrix in Bromsgrove
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Christopher Morley reviews the Pavao Quartet at The Artrix in Bromsgrove.
Review: Lohengrin at Wales Millennium Centre in Cardiff
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Christopher Morley reviews the Welsh National Opera's Lohengrin at Wales Millennium Centre in Cardiff.
Review: Freiburg Baroque Orchestra at Birmingham Town Hall
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Listened to on the radio, this would have been an almost thoroughly enjoyable concert; watched live in performance it emerged as mildly embarrassing.
Review: L'Orchestra De La Suisse Romande at Symphony Hall
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There are orchestras in central Europe stuffed with ego and totally devoid of personality (trust me, I've heard them).
Review: Orchestra of the Swan at Birmingham Town Hall
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One of the hallmarks of the Orchestra of the Swan's success is the gift of collaboration.
Andris Nelsons on his dual challenge of Birmingham and Boston orchestras
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CBSO artistic director Andris Nelsons has taken up a new position in the US.
Our forefathers were electric conductors
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The Baltic region has become a hot bed for talented conductors.
Review: Ex Cathedra at Birmingham Town Hall
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Ex Cathedra is undoubtedly one of the jewels in our region's glittering cultural crown.
Review: CBSO/Viva Italia! Symphony Hall
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No cause for alarm, but last Wednesday Andris Nelsons stopped conducting the CBSO.
Review: Benjamin Grosvenor with Orchestra Of The Swan, at Birmingham Town Hall
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One of the hallmarks of the Orchestra of the Swan's success is the gift of collaboration.
Sumptuous feast of music with international flavour in Birmingham
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Christopher Morley looks at the highlights of a busy classical music season in Birmingham.
Review: The Song Of The Severn at Forum Theatre, Malvern
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Ian Venables has always been a courageous composer, unafraid to bare his soul in music which speaks so communicatively to the listener.
Philanthropy is music to Ernie Kay's ears
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A Worcestershire philanthropist who is commissioning a range of musical projects talks to Christopher Morley.
Review: Tony Palmer's Nocturne at The Artrix, Bromsgrove
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Among the many facets of Benjamin Britten's character we have gleaned during the 100 years since his birth are his anti-war sentiments, most powerfully expressed in his War Requiem, premiered at the consecration of Sir Basil Spence's new Coventry Cathedral on May 30, 1962.