Music

The City of Cambridge Symphony Orchestra (CCSO) played host to two guests during its performances of Weber, Dvorak and Brahms at West Road on Saturday (May 19).

The Endellion String Quartet brought its current season at West Road Concert Hall to a conclusion on Wednesday (May 16) with an attractive programme of music by Haydn, Samuel Barber and Brahms.

The former Westlife singer sang old and new songs to an appreciative audience at the Corn Exchange

Mike Scott and co, still probably best known for classic pop/rock staple, The Whole of the Moon, stopped off at the Corn Exchange in support of their latest studio effort

Fresh from their support slot with Marmozets, one of the most exciting unsigned bands in the UK will be at the Norfolk Street venue on Saturday

Florence Donovan, better known as Dos Floris, will be at the Portland Arms tomorrow (Wednesday)

A dramatic curtain-raiser and some copper-plated classics entertain the faithful

The acclaimed Californian musician, who will perform at the venue later this month, speaks to the Cambridge Independent

The newly re-formed Cambridge Handel Opera Group's Rodelinda is being staged four times this week in the Great Hall of The Leys School, with Wednesday evening's being the second performance.

This year's Cambridge Folk Festival is shaping up to be another unmissable feast of music.

We find out why two Cambridge friends have stepped into a new world by launching a record label

A performance of three somewhat infrequently heard compositions offered an opportunity for the audience to 'experiment' a little away from more familiar territory at West Road Concert Hall on Saturday (March 24).

In a short pre-concert talk for Cambridge Philharmonic’s French Connections on Saturday (March 17) evening, their conductor Timothy Redmond reminded the audience that France has always been a musical nation.

The acclaimed country singer, backed by four British musicians, warmed hearts and minds at the Unitarian Church on Saturday, March 17

Don Airey is one of the best-known keyboard players in rock, and the CV of this Great Gransden-based musician reads like a 'who's who' of some of the biggest names in the genre over the past 40 years.

St Vincent has announced three more UK headline shows including Cambridge for her upcoming 2018 tour.

The Cambridge Classical Concert Series at the Corn Exchange has always showcased some of the most outstanding classical performers and orchestras from around the world, none more so than last night's (Thursday, March 8) breath-taking Russian State Philharmonic.

The influential quartet are perhaps best known for Golden Brown, a number two hit in 1982, and Peaches, another classic rock staple.

Last night's (Tuesday, February 20) concert was smaller in dimensions than previous shows in the Classical Concert Series, but certainly not in scope, grandeur or the impact that it made.

Millers Music is holding the lesson next month which could see hundreds of people learn to play the harmonica under the guidance of Cambridge's own 'harmonica genius', Steve Lockwood.