Saturday 02 November - Sunday 23 FebruaryDjanogly Gallery
Ivon Hitchens is much loved for his landscapes with this exhibition considering the full scope of his career.
Saturday 15 February - Sunday 23 FebruaryNext to DH Lawrence Pavilion
Flight takes place in a 40 foot shipping container in absolute darkness, using binaural 360 degree sound.
Friday 13 December - Sunday 29 MarchWeston Gallery
This exhibition highlights the contrasts between the King George IV and his subjects.
Sunday 23 FebruaryDjanogly Theatre
Join us for this playful experience filled with warmth, sensation and gentle exploration.
Tuesday 07 January - Sunday 29 MarchUniversity of Nottingham Museum
Learn about Dr Felix Oswald, whose work led to the creation of the University of Nottingham Museum.
Thursday 07 May Djanogly Recital Hall
A platform for Midlands’ composers and performers, alongside international talent.
Wednesday 13 May Djanogly Theatre
Rambags’ voice rhymes, whispers and sings over the melodic lines of Stadhouders.
Thursday 14 May Djanogly Recital Hall
Opening our Festival, the prodigiously talented pianist Ji Liu makes a welcome return to Nottingham.
Alessandro Taverna's ability to deliver any repertoire with a deft touch makes him a compelling recitalist.
Thursday 14 May Djanogly Theatre
This quirky and entertaining concert features music by living composers.
Friday 15 May Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham
Rising star British pianist Cordelia Williams explores the development of Beethoven’s piano writing from his early period to his last published piano piece.
Friday 15 May Level 4 Foyer, Royal Concert Hall
Yasmin Ali and Professor Deborah Hall discuss the impact of hearing loss on the perception of music.
Prolific artist Martin Roscoe performs Beethoven’s famous sonatas, the “Appassionata” and the “Pathétique”, and two rarer gems from the end of the 18th Century.
Saturday 16 May Djanogly Recital Hall
Jacoby is descended from Prince Louis Ferdinand to whom Beethoven dedicated his Third Piano Concerto.
Saturday 16 May Performing Arts Studio
Dr Katy Hamilton leads this guide to the best available recordings of Beethoven’s ‘Waldstein’ Sonata.
Katya Apekisheva is described as a ‘profoundly gifted artist’ by Gramophone magazine.
Saturday 16 May Level 4 Foyer, Royal Concert Hall
Ingrid Jacoby observes two outstanding young pianists as they take on two Beethoven sonatas.
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