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

Described by Seen & Heard International as “full of fire and brimstone” and “as full-blooded as possible,” Firebird’s Artistic Director Marc Corbett-Weaver joins the orchestra as soloist in Tchaikovsky’s epically popular Piano Concerto no. 1.

Kick-start your evening with a 60-minute Half Six Fix concert, showcasing Elgar’s iconic Enigma Variations. Introduced by the performers, with screens in the hall to bring you closer to the action.

This experiment explores the unique qualities of Mahler’s writing, in which the interplay between voices and sections of the orchestra is conversational, almost dramatic, as if he heard the different instruments as people, living the experience of the symphony.

Sir Simon Rattle commands a cast of fantastical characters in a double bill of Berlioz’ symphonies performed by the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.

Tchaikovsky never held back. He asked for his Fifth Symphony to be performed con desiderio e passione – with desire and passion – and when guest conductor Ben Glassberg joins the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at Cadogan Hall we can promise exactly that.

In partnership with Classical Pride 2026, this colourful recital brings together pianist Charles Owen—co-artistic director of the London Piano Festival – and violinist Charlie Lovell-Jones

This is a rare opportunity to see the internationally renowned, multi-award-winning pianist, Varvara Tarasova, perform in the intimate environs of the 1901 Arts Club salon. Her repertoire will include Scarlatti, Debussy, and Tchaikovsky.

Gregory Rose’s Danse Macabre serves as inspiration for new student works competing for the coveted Daryl Runswick Composition Competition Prize.

This is Tokyo's most notable improv duo at the moment. The duo consisting of Tatsuya Yoshida, the strongest drummer in the avant-prog scene, and Risa Takeda, the keyboardist who is currently attracting the most attention in Tokyo's improv scene, will be touring Europe for the first time.

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

This experiment explores the unique qualities of Mahler’s writing, in which the interplay between voices and sections of the orchestra is conversational, almost dramatic, as if he heard the different instruments as people, living the experience of the symphony.

”It was a Lover and His Lass’

An opportunity to hear the award-winning Trio Concept performing a selection of piano pieces from Paris and beyond from across the last century.

A free lunchtime concert given by pianist Jeremy Chan.

Today's Hanover Square Lunchtime Concert is given by pianist Jeremy Chan, performing Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 29 in B flat major, Hammerklavier.

Live music recital in association with Guildhall School.

Sam Balchin trumpet

Yixuan Ren (violin)

Pavla Bedřichová (violin)

Connor Quigley (viola)

Gabriel Webb (cello)

Sir Antonio Pappano and the LSO journey from darkness to light in Mahler's rapturous Fifth Symphony, alongside Elgar's Enigma Variations.

This experiment explores the unique qualities of Mahler’s writing, in which the interplay between voices and sections of the orchestra is conversational, almost dramatic, as if he heard the different instruments as people, living the experience of the symphony.

Enjoy live music while you dine with Riyoko Takagi, an internationally acclaimed jazz pianist, in the Piano Room at Toulouse Lautrec.

All Saints Catholic College Schola Cantorum Fifth Anniversary Performance

Riot Ensemble unites three vibrant voices whose music dances between protest and poise.

This is Tokyo's most notable improv duo at the moment. The duo consisting of Tatsuya Yoshida, the strongest drummer in the avant-prog scene, and Risa Takeda, the keyboardist who is currently attracting the most attention in Tokyo's improv scene, will be touring Europe for the first time.

The London Sinfonietta shines a light on new voices and pioneering classics, blurring the lines between performer and audience – and you can be part of it.

Step into the candlelit splendor of St Mary le Strand and experience the grace and intimacy of Schubert’s chamber music like never before.