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Unwind with a serene evening of piano music in the candlelit surroundings of St Mary le Strand. Pianist David Richard performs a moving programme of Einaudi’s most beloved works, including I Giorni and Le Onde, alongside timeless classics by Debussy, Chopin, Rachmaninov, and Glass.

Fantasia Orchestra is joined by the legendary Steven Osborne, one of the country’s most celebrated pianists, for a concert that explores the dynamic worlds of classical music and jazz.

Prabhat Rao is a leading khayal vocalist based in London, recognised for his ability to communicate the depth of classical music to diverse audiences.

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

Step into the serene, candlelit splendour of St Mary le Strand and experience the timeless beauty of J.S. Bach’s Cello Suites, performed by the acclaimed cellist Wallis Power.

The critically acclaimed Classical Concert series for Baby and You founded by concert pianist and mum, Miaomiao Yu. Classical music, feeding, crying, dancing and nappy changing. Be amazed at how your child will love Bach, Beethoven and Brahms.

Experience the timeless elegance of St Mary Le Strand, a Baroque masterpiece and one of London’s most treasured architectural landmarks.

Canadian violinist Guillaume Tardif and Turkish pianist and musicologist Mine Doğantan -Dack join forces for a concert that includes Beethoven’s beloved Spring and Kreutzer sonatas, and Chopin’s heroic “Introduction and Polonaise”.

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

Phillip Ellis conducts the Salomon Orchestra for the final concert in their Music for Stage and Screen series.

Mussorgsky’s Dawn on the Moscow River was intended as the prelude to his final opera, Khovanshchina, and is a prime example of Mussorgsky’s Russian Folk style.

Step into the serene glow of candlelight and immerse yourself in a spellbinding evening of classical music in the beauty of St James Piccadilly , an architectural gem nestled in the heart of London.

One of the most recognizable Polish artists of the past decade, Kortez tells stories with his songs that drop a plumb line to the depths of our own heartfelt human experiences.

Experience the timeless elegance of St Mary Le Strand, a Baroque masterpiece and one of London’s most treasured architectural landmarks.

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Sir Karl Jenkins conducts his iconic composition The Armed Man alongside a selection of his most-loved works.

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

Jamie Zweimueller was delighted to be offered a place at the Royal College of Music Junior Department in 2021 to study with Robin Thompson-Clarke at the Royal College of Music Junior Department, where he recently performed as a finalist in the Gordon Turner Competition.

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

I Fagiolini’s semi-staged take on Purcell’s masterpiece – written when he was just 29.

“Dego’s playing creates a spirit of delighted, sometimes whimsical improvisation” – Gramophone

Italian-American violinist Francesca Dego is celebrated for her versatility, compelling interpretations, and flawless technique.

For centuries, the shores of the Golden Horn have served as a crucible of cultural exchange.

Vibraphonist Anthony Kerr joins Ronnie Scott’s Artistic Director James Pearson for a special performance born from a shared love of Bach, an idea several years in the making.

Join us for the UK premiere of Proving Up, a new opera by acclaimed composer Missy Mazzoli. Set on the unforgiving plains of 1870s Nebraska, it offers a haunting reflection on the American Dream.

Become immersed in the sounds of a different world with French ensemble Le Poème Harmonique, exploring the mystical, ceremonial energy at the heart of music from the Counter Reformation.

Les Arts Florissants; William Christie director, harpsichord; James Way tenor (as Acis); Rachel Redmond soprano (as Galatea); Alex Rosen baritone (as Polyphemus); Richard Pittsinger tenor (as Damon)