Brahms, Beethoven, Chopin: Benjamin Grosvenor’s Blockbuster Double Bill
From the New York Philharmonic and Gewanhausorchester Leipzig, to performing with our very own Hong Kong Sinfonietta.
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Cavalluna: Acclaimed Equestrian Show Makes Asian Debut in HK
Conceived by Emmy-nominated director Klaus Hillebrecht, Cavalluna – Gate to the Otherworld brings Europe’s acclaimed equestrian spectacle to Hong Kong, blending horsemanship, theatre and storytelling.
Inner Turmoil and Bucolic Bliss in HK Phil’s 2026 Season Opening
Beethoven’s “Pastoral” symphony offers a heart-warming walk in the park, while a Strauss suite mines depths of despair and obsession.
Piano Maestro Kirill Gerstein Plays Liszt for PPHK’s 20th Season
To mark PPHK’s 20th anniversary, piano virtuoso Kirill Gerstein returns with an all-Liszt recital, from the Three Petrarch Sonnets to the monumental Sonata in B minor.
A Ballet About Sand Dunes? Hong Kong Ballet’s Daring ‘Dunhuang’
The creative team behind HKB’s smash Butterfly Lovers adaptation turn to the mystery of the Silk Road with their latest homegrown production, a world premiere that opens the company’s 2026/27 season.
Great Music 2026 Delivers A-list Classical Names
Renaud Capuçon, Jan Lisiecki and Bomsori lead a raft of superstar soloists coming to Hong Kong for the Great Music 2026 classical music concert series.
How Does a 16th-Century Motet Sound Today? Janet Cardiff at M+
Sound artist Janet Cardiff’s acclaimed The Forty Part Motet reworks a sixteenth-century choral composition, Spem in Alium, via 40 individually recorded Salisbury Cathedral Choir voices.