Welcome in 2016 with a concert of completions, Mozart’s famously unfinished Requiem, and Nocturne by Debussy, performed for the first time in the UK in its completed version for violin.

Continuing our focus on French composer Henri Dutilleux

Bring your romantic side to celebrate Valentine’s Day in style with Principal Conductor Thomas Søndergård and dazzling pianist Freddy Kempf.

Our Swansea Violin season begins with a look at the instrument’s role within a trio, with Beethoven’s only concerto for more than one instrument, his Triple.

The combined might of the BBC National Orchestra & Chorus of Wales, plus a stellar line-up of soloists presents one of the most important works in Welsh classical music – Missa Cambrensis by Grace Williams, narrated by Dr Rowan Williams.

Music by Welsh women composers.

The second concert in our violin season explores the violin not only as a solo instrument, but also in the place of the conductor, as director of the ensemble.

We explore the flute as both a solo and orchestral instrument.

We welcome flautist Adam Walker as the soloist to perform the concerto written for him by our Composer-in-Association Huw Watkins.

We explore the flute as both a solo and orchestral instrument.

Immerse yourself in the music of the States, with the iconic energy and jazz-infused city music of Gershwin and Bernstein.

Immerse yourself in the music of the States, with the iconic energy and jazz-infused city music of Gershwin and Bernstein.

BBC Cardiff Singer of the World 2013 Finalist and Radio 3 New Generation Artist Olena Tokar returns to work with BBC NOW.

Our exploration of the violin continues with soloist Alina Ibragimova performing Bartók’s folk-infused Violin Concerto No. 2.

Vale of Glamorgan Festival

We journey through music featured over the past two years in BBC Ten Pieces

Vale of Glamorgan Festival

Rob Phillips, Eleri Siôn and a host of special guests will tell the story of Wales’s qualification through football anthems and songs made famous by the fans.

We round off our BBC Hoddinott Hall season with the premiere of Bristol-based composer John Pickard’s Fifth Symphony.

To close our season we welcome the UK’s most in demand violinist, Nicola Benedetti, to perform alongside Principal Conductor Thomas Søndergård.

To close our season we welcome Cardiff Singer of the World 2015 winner, Nadine Koutcher, and the UK’s most in demand violinist, Nicola Benedetti.

Music by composers who fought or died in the Battle of Somme

From Lichfield Cathedral, the Orchestra reflects on World War One with performances of the Lark Ascending and Symphony No.5 by Vaughan Williams

In Wales, Proms in the Park promises to be an evening of spectacular music and celebration, led by the BBC National Orchestra and Chorus of Wales.