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This December the award-winning Leeds Conservatoire Contemporary Pop Choir invites you to an intimate and atmospheric evening at The Attic, one of the city's newest and most unique venues. Celebrate the beauty of the human voice with performances from the full choir, as well as solo spots featuring original music and unique arrangements by individual members.

Kathryn Stott, one of the best-loved of all UK pianists, recently announced her retirement as a concert pianist at the end of 2024. In one of her last appearances on stage, she brings a wonderfully varied and highly personal programme of musical postcards featuring some of her favourite repertoire, which takes its theme from one of the pieces featured, Richard Rogers and Oscar Hammerstein’s 1959 hit song, My Favourite Things.

Experience a magical evening of festive cheer with a traditional Christmas concert, featuring performances by Leeds Conservatoire's School of Drama students and the Contemporary Pop Choir. Enjoy timeless Christmas carols and contemporary holiday favourites, guaranteed to fill your heart with joy and bring the spirit of the season to life.

Come and celebrate with Leeds Junior Conservatoire at their Winter Festival on Saturday 7 December! You will hear the fantastic sounds of their young performers, be able to find out about studying with them and be part of a fantastic day of music making.

A bold and captivating play that reimagines the life of Emilia Bassano, a 16th century poet and feminist considered to be Shakepeare's 'dark lady.' Through a passionate and witty narrative this empowering story celebrates women's defiance, solidarity, the power of sisterhood and reclaiming the voices that history has silenced.

Lucine Musaelian and Nathan Giorgetti formed Intesa at the Royal Academy of Music after discovering a shared passion for the viol, its combination with the voice and with new works, and the overlap between folk and baroque music. Their programmes centre around the art of self-accompaniment across genres ranging from Baroque to Pop.