Dame Sarah Connolly shares the cultural influences in her life in an interview with The Times.

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“It was a huge honour to talk to her on my podcast 'Work Interrupted' about why we need music, how she got her “balls of steel” and what happened when cancer collided with a pandemic.” - Christina Patterson

Guest post by Dame Sarah Connolly on Jessica Duchen's Classical Music Blog.

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Dame Sarah among the stars of A Glyndebourne Celebratory Concert in December.

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Dame Sarah Connolly shares the eight discs, book and luxury item she would want with her if cast away on a desert island. With Lauren Laverne.

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With Julius Drake (piano), and Emily Berrington (Actor) Dame Sarah Connolly offers Dominick Argento’s cycle from Woolf’s posthumously published A Writer’s Diary, and Schumann’s moving late settings of texts attributed to Mary Stuart.

Dame Sarah Connolly talks to Sara Mohr-Pietsch about the 'Doctor Who forcefield' method of dealing with nerves on performance days... 

Dame Sarah steps in last minute (with no prior rehearsal!) to sing in the BBC Proms Verdi Requiem, conducted by Andres Orozco-Estrada and the London Philharmonic Orchestra.

Dame Sarah Connolly joins the BBC Philharmonic and Martyn Brabbins (conductor) for an evening of music from Vienna.

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Piano: Malcolm Martineau

Viola: Jonathan Brown

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Dame Sarah Connolly ranked among the top of London's most influential people in 2018, in Performance: Classical Music.

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To celebrate the release of 'A Walk with Ivor Gurney' please click on the link above for the introduction, with Nigel Short, Dame Sarah Connolly and Alexandra Wood, Leader of Aurora Orchestra.