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Violinist Miki Takahashi performs Vivaldi’s much-loved Four Seasons with Baroque Chamber Orchestra of London, alongside other works by Mozart and Bach.

In his string quartets written on the edge of death, Schubert reaches a state of almost ecstatic vision. Here, his music hovers between agony and rapture, and vast shifting landscapes of sound and colour speak of a composer glimpsing eternity.

From the acclaimed team that brought you Beethoven: I Shall Hear in Heaven comes a blazing new music-drama about the life of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.

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Sir Antonio Pappano conducts the London Symphony Orchestra in one of the repertoire’s most monumental musical statements.

Brought to you by City Music Promotions, the exceptional musicians of the Piccadilly Sinfonietta will be performing Vivaldi's masterpiece, The Four Seasons, by candlelight in the beautiful setting of St Mary Le Strand, London.

In his string quartets written on the edge of death, Schubert reaches a state of almost ecstatic vision. Here, his music hovers between agony and rapture, and vast shifting landscapes of sound and colour speak of a composer glimpsing eternity.

Adnan Karim is one of the most celebrated voices in Kurdish music, renowned for his evocative interpretations of classical Kurdish poetry and his commitment to preserving the region’s rich musical heritage.

Le Figaro called him a ‘new cello genius’. Now prize-winning Spanish cellist Pablo Ferrández makes his Proms debut with Elgar’s achingly passionate concerto.

Maverick clarinet virtuoso Martin Fröst – praised for his ‘unsurpassed musicianship’ by The New York Times – explores the evolution of dance in a wide-ranging programme that contrasts the courtly with the rustic and climaxes in Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7: dance unleashed as never before.

Join British pianist Beatrice Nicholas for a night where classical meets swing.

Two 20th-century ballets lie at the heart of this colourful concert by Ryan Bancroft and the BBC National Orchestra of Wales.

Join us for a summer of organ music as we host five organ recitals on the renowned T.C Lewis organ of Southwark Cathedral

British pianist Ophelia Gordon makes a landmark appearance at Ronnie Scott’s, presenting a bold and boundary-breaking recital rooted in her acclaimed debut album Kapustin: Between the Lines, alongside early previews of works from her forthcoming second recording project.

Cristian Măcelaru, whose own childhood was spent in communist Romania, conducts the BBC Symphony Orchestra in Shostakovich’s devastatingly powerful Symphony No. 10.

Violinist Helen Davies performs Vivaldi’s much-loved Four Seasons with the Belmont Ensemble of London, alongside other works by Bach, Handel and Pachelbel.

Seasoned storytellers deliver a series of 30-minute sessions for babies and toddlers, aiming to engage and encourage interaction between parents/carers and their little ones using musical instruments, singing, movement and stories.

Seasoned storytellers deliver a series of 30-minute sessions for babies and toddlers, aiming to engage and encourage interaction between parents/carers and their little ones using musical instruments, singing, movement and stories.

Seasoned storytellers deliver a series of 30-minute sessions for babies and toddlers, aiming to engage and encourage interaction between parents/carers and their little ones using musical instruments, singing, movement and stories.

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

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The richest man in Vienna has commissioned an evening’s entertainment. But when an opera and a comedy troupe are forced to share the same stage, all bets are off.

Brendon Ireland celebrates his first piano concert with the launch of his upcoming album “88wrongnotes”. A show celebrating stories and the journey.

Pianists Sean Phillips and Joanna Mason also join in with the journey with their own unique stories paired in with piano performances.

Paul Potts, the Welsh-residing tenor, is living his dream. Bullied and taunted at school, singing in the local church choir proved to be a sanctuary for Paul.

Seasoned storytellers deliver a series of 30-minute sessions for babies and toddlers, aiming to engage and encourage interaction between parents/carers and their little ones using musical instruments, singing, movement and stories.