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Unrequited love and melodrama collide in Bizet’s intensely passionate L’Arlésienne, performed by the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.

Tonight’s concert is conducted by Mark Elder (a Principal Artist of the OAE), with all the on-stage action in a new translation by Jeremy Sams.

Rediscover Chopin as intended by Marco Arcieri: poetic, balanced and free from excess.

For Marco Arcieri, Chopin is not merely repertoire but a lifelong artistic home.

Under candlelight, St Martin’s Chamber Ensemble, directed by Olivia Tait, brings 20th-century music to life with pianist and arranger Iain Farrington.

INSTANT OPERA celebrates their 10th anniversary in 2026. To mark the occasion they present a special event for Giuseppe Verdi’s 125th anniversary – his grand opera AIDA.

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

A live podcast event featuring an eight-piece chamber choir, that showcases a whistlestop tour through the history of Western Classical Music, shaped by the underrepresented composers you might not know so well.

Isabelle Faust reunites with Alexander Melnikov, her duo partner of two decades’ standing, in a poetic programme of sonatas by Schumann and Brahms.

Much-loved saxophonist and BBC Radio 3 presenter Jess Gillam brings her acclaimed seven-piece band to the stage in a vibrant, uplifting celebration of music.

Welcome to Classically Black 2026 – London Edition, a growing cultural movement redefining what classical music looks and sounds like today

Part of Classically Black 2026 – London Edition, a growing cultural movement redefining what classical music looks and sounds like today,

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

INSTANT OPERA celebrates their 10th anniversary in 2026. To mark the occasion they present a special event for Giuseppe Verdi’s 125th anniversary – his grand opera AIDA.

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Keyboard Warriors is a lively afternoon of keynote insight and live performance celebrating innovation and individuality in classical music.

The performance lasts one hour, followed by an exhibition of Afshin Naghouni work in Hall Two

Haydn’s wit, Rebecca Clarke’s haunting Poem and Puccini’s elegiac Crisantemi make a beguiling first half, before Scotland’s longest-established quartet tackles Schubert’s epic G major Quartet — fifty minutes of restless, visionary genius.

Join soprano Tereza Gevorgyan for an evening of captivating music featuring a programme of celebrated works by international composers alongside beautiful masterpieces by Armenian composers. A concert that brings together passion, elegance, and the rich traditions of classical music.

This concert is approximately 75 minutes in duration, without an interval

The Salomon Orchestra present John Adams' Harmonielehre. Charlie Lovell-Jones plays Barber’s Violin Concerto.

The Ayoub Sisters’ celebration of Arabic music and landscapes tops a kaleidoscopic concert that takes in works by composers from Ravel to Valerie Coleman.

Italian by origin and Londoner by birth, Cecilia Committeri began studying piano when she was five years old. In 2020, she was accepted at the Royal College of Music Junior Department, where she continues to develop her skills in both solo piano and chamber lessons.

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

A series of classical recitals of original composition and great composers to the Space.

Join us for a programme of exquisite French and English music, culminating in one of the most beloved choral masterpieces ever written, Gabriel Faure’s Requiem.

A new Requiem Mass by David Önaç commemorating the lives of Africans trafficked into slavery.