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Following the sold-out success of our much-loved new in-house classical nights, Symphonic Sounds returns for a second chapter. In Part 1, James Pearson achieved the near-impossible: distilling Rachmaninov’s Second Piano Concerto for just eight players, to widespread acclaim.

Miraging Memories.

An improvisational concert performed by Trinity Laban students and directed by Roxanna Albayati.

Where can our dreams cross reality, the past join the present, a mirage meet a memory?

Guildhall School’s annual Opera Makers presents an evening of new music theatre, showcasing original short operas by emerging composers and librettists.

Performing works by Elgar, Bach and Schonberg.
Conductor: Mark Rogers
Soloists: Florian Stortz and Rob Burton

Daniel Harding conducts the Mahler Chamber Orchestra in works by Haydn, Hummel and Beethoven, with virtuoso trumpet player Håkan Hardenberger as soloist.

This concert will be approximately 2 hours in duration, including an interval

Celebrating 150 years of Swan Lake and the 30th anniversary of Derek Deane’s beloved production at the Hall, this spectacular revival marks a landmark moment in ballet history.

The John Lewis Partnership Music Society invites you to an intimate experience of Johannes Brahms’ Ein deutsches Requiem. They present the composer’s own ‘London version’, featuring the exquisite four-hand piano accompaniment and its Voices in Partnership Choir.

Pulitzer winner Tyshawn Sorey honours Morton Feldman and the Rothko Chapel with a meditative new work exploring sound, memory, and spiritual resonance, featuring Artist in Residence Davóne Tines.

Following the sold-out success of our much-loved new in-house classical nights, Symphonic Sounds returns for a second chapter. In Part 1, James Pearson achieved the near-impossible: distilling Rachmaninov’s Second Piano Concerto for just eight players, to widespread acclaim.

Edvard Grieg - Holberg Suite
Jean Sibelius - Impromptu
Jean Sibelius - Suite for Violin and Strings
Dag Wirén - Serenade for Strings

This concert will be approximately 1 hour in duration, without an interval

An exciting programme for piano presented by Royal College of Music.

The Fidelio Trio and Professor Sam Hayden present: ‘interlace’ plus new student works

The internationally-renowned Fidelio Trio present a programme, featuring the world premiere of ‘interlace’, a new work for piano trio, specially composed for them by Professor Sam Hayden.

Join us for one of our fantastic, free organ recitals most Mondays.

Monday 8 June | Manuel Kelber-Bender (Heilbronn, Germany)
Monday 15 June | Alexander Ffinch (Cheltenham College)
Monday 22 June | Simon Hogan (Southwark Cathedral)
Monday 29 June | Eric Choate (San Francisco)

Guildhall School’s annual Opera Makers presents an evening of new music theatre, showcasing original short operas by emerging composers and librettists.

World renowned Russian-Austrian pianist Elisabeth Leonskaja brings her dazzling technical prowess and exceptional musicality to the Barbican Hall for the first time in over a decade.

The Bar Choral Society is based in the Temple, with singers drawn from across the legal system.

This concert will be approximately 2 hours in duration, including an interval

In collaboration with the The Wagner Society, Abhinath Berry presents an all-Liszt piano recital featuring three of Liszt’s celebrated Wagner transcriptions.

A distinguished gathering of musicians and singers join together to celebrate the life and legacy of Ronald Corp OBE, the much-loved British composer, conductor and Anglican priest, who died in May 2025.

Celebrating 150 years of Swan Lake and the 30th anniversary of Derek Deane’s beloved production at the Hall, this spectacular revival marks a landmark moment in ballet history.

There is usually a weekly organ recital on Tuesday at 12:30, with free entry and voluntary retiring collection.

Julia Kumlin and Siri Krosness - soprano
Klara Solén - mezzo-soprano
George Herbert, Sam O’Neal, and Thomas Scott - piano

The second recital in this historic organ series highlights the 1932 Compton and its rich, symphonic voice. Renowned for its orchestral range of colour and depth, the organ brings a unique dimension to the programme, performing with the breadth and power of a full orchestra.