All London's live music

Recent prizewinners at the prestigious York International Young Artists Competition, Apollo's Cabinet returns to the London Handel Festival with a special relaxed performance of their much-loved re:invention programme.

St Alfege Church Choir and Friends |
Stephen Dagg | Guest Conductor

Enjoy a lively evening of music-making from Junior Guildhall’s Brass Band and Wind Ensemble, conducted by Spencer Down.

Step into the enchanting, candlelit sanctuary of St Mary le Strand, a stunning Baroque masterpiece nestled in the heart of London, offering breathtaking and intimate atmosphere that perfectly complements a night of classical brilliance.

Twickenham Choral and fantastic soloists perform this dazzling masterpiece, celebrating nature’s beauty and timeless joy.

Joseph Haydn’s The Seasons is a triumphant celebration of life and the cycles of nature, and continues to captivate audiences more than two centuries after its premiere

Step into the timeless beauty of St James Piccadilly, an architectural jewel in the heart of London - the perfect candlelit setting for an unforgettable evening of music.

Academy award-winning composer Hildur Guðnadóttir, known for her film scores to Chernobyl, Tar and The Joker, makes a rare appearance on stage to perform her new project, Where to From.

We invite you to the launch of Nonsuch Singers' next CD, with a concert featuring works by Edmund Jolliffe, including his Sleep Cycle, Lux Aeterna and O Nata Lux, amongst others. The programme will also include works by Jonathan Dove, Liz Dilnot Johnson, Owain Park and Ed Rex.

Winner of the Nikolai Rubinstein Piano Competition and a pupil of Maria João Pires and Dmitri Alexeev, award-winning Russian-born British pianist Petr Limonov is increasingly sought after as a soloist worldwide.

Step into the enchanting, candlelit sanctuary of St Mary le Strand, a stunning Baroque masterpiece nestled in the heart of London, offering breathtaking and intimate atmosphere that perfectly complements a night of classical brilliance.

Creativity, imagination, and connection are at the heart of Duo Eunoia's musical experiences. Drawing inspiration from other art forms, including poetry and the visual arts, Inês and Laura craft musical experiences that invite listeners into spaces of curiosity and reflection.

‘Was Gott tut, das ist wohlgetan’ is a remarkable cantata that appears to have been performed at an unspecified special occasion in Leipzig in 1734 (we’ll hear another such work at March’s event).

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

Declan and Michael have been playing together since they met as students at the Royal Academy of Music.

Creativity, imagination, and connection are at the heart of Duo Eunoia's musical experiences. Drawing inspiration from other art forms, including poetry and the visual arts, Inês and Laura craft musical experiences that invite listeners into spaces of curiosity and reflection.

This Sunday afternoon concert offers the chance to enjoy a delightful programme of Mozart, Bridge, Arvo Pärt and Vierne as part of the Guildhall Chamber Music Festival.

The exceptional violinist’s last performance with the Philharmonia Orchestra was acclaimed as ‘compelling from the very first bar’ (The Guardian).

‘For me, the sound of the violin reflects the soul,’ says Lisa Batiashvili.

Icelandic cellist Geirþrúður Anna Guðmundsdóttir and French pianist Antoine Préat offer a wide-ranging programme for their debut at Conway Hall. Schumann’s Fantasiestücke radiate warmth and intimacy, while Beethoven’s exuberant A major Sonata displays dialogue of equal partners.

Four plus four is not just eight: two string quartets join forces to become more than the sum of their parts in three octets full of youthful joy.

Stoneleigh opens its spring concert with Kauyumari by Mexican composer Gabriela Ortiz. Inspired by the sacred blue deer of Huichol culture, Kauyumari was commissioned by the Los Angeles Philharmonic to celebrate its return to the stage following the pandemic.

For the finale of Guildhall School’s 2026 Chamber Music Festival, Guildhall School performers and professors present a rich programme of music by Shostakovich, Roussel, Svendsen and Beach

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

One of the most celebrated vocalists of the modern era, Ustaad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan is coming to the Hall in March 2026.

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

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