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For the first time, four London choirs conducted by Jamie Powe – The Aubrey Singers, The Fourth Choir, New London Singers and Putney Choral Society – join forces with a 60-piece orchestra to perform Verdi’s monumental Messa da Requiem. An outstanding quartet of soloists joins the 250 performers.

2026 Artist-in-Residence Bartholomew LaFollette is joined by two of his dearest collaborators, violinist Hyeyoon Park and pianist Caroline Palmer, in a colourful programme of duo and trio works.

Experience the grandeur of Joseph Haydn's masterpiece, The Creation.

Published in 1800, it is one of the most exalted achievements in choral and orchestral music and the first choral work to be published with both German and English texts.

Be swept up by poet and playwright Inua Ellams’ powerful one-man show telling his story, with a specially-commissioned expansive new score by Laura Mvula.

Repertoire
Laura Mvula: Original score (World premiere)

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

Grammy award-winning and internationally acclaimed, The King's Singers have set the gold standard in a cappella classical singing on the world’s greatest stages for over 55 years. In their debut performance at Ronnie Scott’s they bring a wonderfully apt programme - 'Let's Misbehave'.

Born in Tbilisi, Georgia in 1993, Mariam won the 10th Franz Liszt Piano Competition in Utrecht in 2014, was a Rising Star of the European Concert Hall Organisation (ECHO) and a BBC Young Generation Artist between 2017-19.

Since 2011, the London Music Fund has opened doors for children from low-income families, providing access to high-quality tuition, instruments, and life-changing opportunities.

London Mozart Players and Cristian Sandrin performs iconic piano concertos by Mozart

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

Grammy award-winning and internationally acclaimed, The King's Singers have set the gold standard in a cappella classical singing on the world’s greatest stages for over 55 years. In their debut performance at Ronnie Scott’s they bring a wonderfully apt programme - 'Let's Misbehave'.

We are delighted to welcome back Sara and Daniel for this return visit to our lunchtime concert series.

Beethoven

Violin Sonata No. 6 in A major, op. 30 no.1
Violin Sonata No. 10 in G major, op. 96

Herman has claimed over 40 international competition titles, including distinctions in the Chopin Junior Competition, Berman Competition, and Orbetello Competition.

Free admission | Donations welcome

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

Andrew Zolinsky performs Morton Feldman, Michelle O'Rourke performs Ed Bennett and Morton Feldman.

Atonal Kat is a sporadic series of sonic soirees curated by Xenia Pestova and Ed Bennett featuring outstanding musicians working in exploratory musics.

In 1907, two of the greatest symphonic composers, Gustav Mahler and Jean Sibelius met in Helsinki, where the former was guest conducting. There, they went on a walk together and discussed the future of the symphony.

Mozart - Violin Concerto No. 3 in G K. 216 (‘Strassburg’)
Saint-Saëns - Introduction & Rondo Capriccioso Op. 28
Beethoven - Symphony No. 3 in E flat Op. 55 (‘Eroica’)

Charlotte Algar, born in London in 1995, lives between Lisbon and Brazil. She performs Brazilian music in a way that feels both authentic and fresh, with tunes you likely haven’t heard before.

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

A programme centred around stage works by Jean-Baptiste Lully, a composer who redefined French music in the 17th century, alongside other works for the French stage and the court of Louis XIV.

Enjoy a varied programme of chamber music from talented RCM musicians at this lunchtime concert.

No further information available at time of listing.

Programme to include Sachin Beaman-Patel, violin and Penelope Salvetti, piano, performing Debussy’s Sonata for violin and piano in G minor.

Music by Fernando Sor (1778-1839) at our free lunchtime recital.

• Fernando Sor (1778-1839)Grand solo, Op 14
• Fantaisie élégiaque, Op 59
• Souvenir d’amitie, Op 46

*Please do not film or record any part of the proceedings

The trio performs new music from their forthcoming album Circadia, taking us on a sonic journey that fuses electronic music with jazz.