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Chineke! Orchestra finds harmony in the rhythms and melodies of Black American dances alongside Coleridge-Taylor’s colourful concerto.

An evening of majestic, joy-filled Beethoven to celebrate Cyprus’ Presidency of the European Union.

The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra’s sensational Symphonic Rock show is back! For one night only, join us at the Royal Albert Hall for an exhilarating evening of classic rock anthems, performed by the Orchestra and its rockin’ rhythm section, which promises to raise the roof of this iconic venue.

Sir Simon Rattle commands a cast of fantastical characters in a double bill of Berlioz’ symphonies performed by the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.

Tchaikovsky never held back. He asked for his Fifth Symphony to be performed con desiderio e passione – with desire and passion – and when guest conductor Ben Glassberg joins the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at Cadogan Hall we can promise exactly that.

All Saints Catholic College Schola Cantorum Fifth Anniversary Performance

The London Sinfonietta shines a light on new voices and pioneering classics, blurring the lines between performer and audience – and you can be part of it.

Back by popular demand... prepare for an extraordinary night as we welcome OKIEM, his world-renowned Infinity Orchestra, and the powerhouse SoundHouse Band bringing the very best of 90s and 00s R&B to life with breathtaking power and elegance with their R&B Orchestra.

Orchestra Innova closes their second season with a program spanning centuries.

Following three years of sold-out shows, two of London’s great music institutions are back together again for one iconic show as Ministry of Sound Classical returns to the Royal Albert Hall.

Garland, by visionary young composer Oliver Leith, is a large-scale work for orchestra and chorus of 130 performers, a spectacular procession of sound, music, and singing with words by Charlie Fox and costumes by Ellen Poppy Hill.

Following three years of sold-out shows, two of London’s great music institutions are back together again for one iconic show as Ministry of Sound Classical returns to the Royal Albert Hall.

Hitoshi Sakimoto 40th Anniversary Celebration.

Beyond the concert itself, Fairfield Halls will host a full day of attractions for fans of Sakimoto’s music.

Germaine Tailleferre was a French composer and the only female member of the group of composers known as Les Six.

This is a chance to hear her rarely performed Harp Concertino.

Celebrated works by Bach, Vaughan Williams, and Samuel Barber, and Andrew Campling's Concerto for Trombone, Piano & Strings.

Join us for a rare and thrilling journey back to the golden age of the castrati — male singers celebrated for a unique vocal power and range that combined the high notes of a boy with the lung power of a man.

The 286 is a genre-spanning rock orchestra from London, blending guitar-driven rock with the elegance of classical music.

Garland, by visionary young composer Oliver Leith, is a large-scale work for orchestra and chorus of 130 performers, a spectacular procession of sound, music and singing with words by Charlie Fox and costumes by Ellen Poppy Hill.

Following three years of sold-out shows, two of London’s great music institutions are back together again for one iconic show as Ministry of Sound Classical returns to the Royal Albert Hall.

Following three years of sold-out shows, two of London’s great music institutions are back together again for one iconic show as Ministry of Sound Classical returns to the Royal Albert Hall.

Part of the Live at St Mary-le-Bow festival

The Young Musicians Symphony Orchestra ends its 2025-26 season at Cadogan Hall in style, with an evening of art and romance.

Celebrating 150 years of Swan Lake and the 30th anniversary of Derek Deane’s beloved production at the Hall, this spectacular revival marks a landmark moment in ballet history.

Celebrating 150 years of Swan Lake and the 30th anniversary of Derek Deane’s beloved production at the Hall, this spectacular revival marks a landmark moment in ballet history.

Join London Concert Choir for an evening of drama and entertainment, with thoughtfully chosen selections from four operas, spanning creative periods from the Baroque to the late Romantic.