Featuring a unique blend of biography and music, the show offers a fusion of iconic songs from the 60’s right up to today, cherished photographs and unforgettable memories.

Part of the EFG London Jazz Festival, the LSO is joined by the Mercury Prize-nominated ensemble seed., led by saxophonist Cassie Kinoshi, for an evening of new and classical music celebrating the natural world.

Featuring a unique blend of biography and music, the show offers a fusion of iconic songs from the 60’s right up to today, cherished photographs and unforgettable memories.

Comedian and choirboy Lloyd Griffith is back with a brand new show ‘Baroque and Roll’. It’ll be funny and yes, there’ll be the odd song or two from that magnificent voice of his.

This thrilling programme will bring the epic soundtracks of your favourite games to life. You just need a laptop or desktop computer and an internet connection and you can join us for FREE.

This thrilling programme will bring the epic soundtracks of your favourite games to life. You just need a laptop or desktop computer and an internet connection and you can join us for FREE.

The launch of Vox Urbane's Inaugural London Season: Responses. A series of three curated concerts which reflect upon past musical traditions and offer a new vision of what classical choral music can be, who it is for, and who it can represent.

A celebration of nature and a call to arms, in JUMP, field recordings of insects and amphibians become part of an exciting musical score, taking audiences on an enchanting musical journey into their world.

Join us for Responses II, the second concert of Vox Urbane's Inaugural London Season: Responses. A series of three curated concerts which reflect upon past musical traditions and offer a new vision of what classical choral music can be, who it is for, and who it can represent.

Featuring a unique blend of biography and music, the show offers a fusion of iconic songs from the 60’s right up to today, cherished photographs and unforgettable memories.

Featuring a unique blend of biography and music, the show offers a fusion of iconic songs from the 60’s right up to today, cherished photographs and unforgettable memories.

Join us for the climax of Vox Urbane's Inaugural London Season: Responses. A series of three curated concerts which reflect upon past musical traditions and offer a new vision of what classical choral music can be, who it is for, and who it can represent. 

Jacques Allen reflects on aspects of sexuality and gender in Elegy for the Feminine Man.

Featuring a unique blend of biography and music, the show offers a fusion of iconic songs from the 60’s right up to today, cherished photographs and unforgettable memories.

Plus support Sam Lee + Alice Boyd

Featuring a unique blend of biography and music, the show offers a fusion of iconic songs from the 60’s right up to today, cherished photographs and unforgettable memories.

Featuring a unique blend of biography and music, the show offers a fusion of iconic songs from the 60’s right up to today, cherished photographs and unforgettable memories.

The BBC Singers join forces once more with their Artist in Association Abel Selaocoe, for a concert of music for the Christmas season from around the world.

Featuring a unique blend of biography and music, the show offers a fusion of iconic songs from the 60’s right up to today, cherished photographs and unforgettable memories.

Are you an artist from outside the UK? Come and meet fellow artists.

Icons of the film music world Caroline Dale and Gavin Greenaway present music from Gladiator, The Mission and Atonement alongside Greenaway’s new compositions for cello and piano.

A rare opportunity to experience this 1920s classic silent comedy film with a live score, 100 years on from its original release.

The evening programme will boast three sets which include the choir, a solo harpist and the final set with both choir and harp performing A Ceremony of Carols by Benjamin Britten.

A forward-thinking collective reimagining the choral concert experience.

The evening programme will boast three sets which include the choir, a solo harpist and the final set with both choir and harp performing A Ceremony of Carols by Benjamin Britten.

Relaxed and informal concert of Christmas music ranging from medieval to folk.

Relaxed and informal concert of Christmas music ranging from medieval to folk.

Trombonist Peter Moore is joined by mezzo-soprano Anna Huntley and pianist Michael McHale to perform their own arrangement of music by Schumann, Schubert and more, followed by a set of lighter works by Novello, Kurt Weil, and Manning Sherwin.

The orchestra begins a year of celebrations marking its tenth anniversary with a performance in the Queen Elizabeth Hall, which also hosted its 2015 debut.

Featuring eight exceptional voices and no instruments, the band delivers a performance about what it means to be made of matter.

The Composer, Violinist & Sound artist Ruby Colley, shares her new vocal work ‘Hello Halo’ inspired by her non-verbal brothers modes of communication performed with Exaudi Ensemble.

The Composer, Violinist & Sound artist Ruby Colley, shares her new vocal work ‘Hello Halo’ inspired by her non-verbal brothers modes of communication performed with Exaudi Ensemble.

Come in, make yourself at home and listen closer.

Rather than leaning into the narrow, traditional understandings of ‘classical’, Alexis instead leans outward, expansive in his perspective, drawing on a multifarious mosaic of influences that takes the listener by the hand and leads them on a journey through a world of possibility.

Meliora Collective is a flexible ensemble, consisting of an array of dynamic, creative, and spirited young artists.

A joyous frolic through German folk hero Till Eulenspiegel’s merriest of pranks in Franz Hasenöhrl’s reduction for five instruments of the orchestral original.

Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective returns to Leeds with a sequence of music drawing on themes of dreams, hope, and spirituality.

The Swan brings its captivating and contemplative Entranced project to the Collegiate Church of St Mary’s Warwick.

Ben Nobuto’s SERENITY 2.0 is a glitched-out collage of frenzied strings, percussion, and samples. It cycles restlessly through Japanese pop, news anchors and vocal-fried YouTubers – but the calm after the doomscrolling is worth the ride.

Envelop in a hypnotic interplay of music and dance: the London Sinfonietta partners with world-renowned German dance company Sasha Waltz & Guests for the cross-disciplinary UK premiere of Terry Riley's groundbreaking open composition In C. Revolutionary at the time of its writing (1964), it is considered the first piece of minimalist music.

Commission for turntables and orchestra, featuring responses and reflections on the graphic novel adaptation of Octavia Butler’s Parable of the Sower.

Three beautifully-conceived 21st century works inspired by the visual arts, culminating in a celebration of Balkan folk tunes herald the return of Ellie Consta’s pioneering Her Ensemble.

Classic FM’s Rising Star-nominated Aaron Azunda Akugbo plays the trumpet with harpist Milo Harper to present a night-themed programme of bespoke arrangements and songs that shed a spotlight on black and queer culture.

Future-facing composers Pablo Martinez and Sun Keting debut their commissioned compositions as part of London Sinfonietta's fifth Writing the Future: a scheme which encourages composers to stretch themselves in new directions while also leading the London Sinfonietta into undiscovered creative territories.

Join Kantos Chamber Choir for a programme packed with poetry, prose, and choral forces of nature.