All London's live music

Wandsworth Music is delighted to return to Fairfield Halls to showcase the wonderful talents of more than 550 young musicians from Wandsworth Schools and the Wandsworth Music Academy.

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

A concert of solo and chamber music for guitar, curated by Graham Devine.

Schubert’s Trout deservedly holds its own among music’s favourites.

Written on a walking holiday in the countryside, its unstoppable stream of melody immediately evokes freedom, natural beauty and high spirits.

Lent is supposed to be a time of reflection and austerity, but everything’s relative, and in Portugal, in the 17th and 18th centuries,

Experience exceptional chamber performances surrounded by the magnificent RCM Museum collection of instruments and art.

Trinity Laban Chamber Musicians.

Commentating on the Union Chapel performance Patrick Wolf says: “‘The Last Sheaf’ will be the final UK concert of the Crying The Neck period of my work and the first time the complete string arrangements I wrote for the album will be performed live.

The guest artists of London Festival of Chamber Music combine with the new generation musicians of Sinfonia Smith Square for a day of workshops exploring chamber repertoire and musicianship.

Specially selected RCM Junior Department musicians take centre stage for a concert of solo performances accompanied by piano.

The versatility of the RCM Junior Department is showcased in this spring concert, featuring multiple works for different ensembles including the Sinfonia, String Orchestra, Symphonic Wind Orchestra, Wind Octet, Saxophone Ensemble and Upper Voices.

Barber’s Adagio and Allegri’s Miserere prepare the way for James MacMillan’s great Passion meditation, in this emotionally-charged evening from Nigel Short and Tenebrae.

Hear the orchestra’s musicians in a more intimate setting at this free afternoon concert of Baroque music.

The inaugural London Festival of Chamber Music draws to a close with a reflective and joyful programme, showcasing our guest artists as chamber musicians, soloists and conductors.

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

Haydn’s Stabat Mater and Mozart’s Requiem are paired for this moving Holy Week choral concert. William Vann directs the choir and soloists alongside the London Mozart Players, the oldest, freshest and most adventurous chamber orchestra in the UK.

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

Aga Khan Music Award finalist (2025) Rihab Azar is one of the few women oud players/composers taking the oud to new expressive, daring and unconventional horizons.

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

Brielle Yi | Piano
Joyce Wong | Soprano
Anna Hoangova | Piano

Jack Sheen conductor; Birmingham Contemporary Music Group; Eleonore Cockerham soprano; Darragh Morgan violin

English Chamber Choir, Vache Baroque & exceptional soloists perform Handel’s Messiah in the Baroque splendour of St James’s Piccadilly.

Rowan Pierce (soprano)
Kate Symonds-Joy (mezzo soprano)
Sebastian Hill (tenor)
John Holland-Avery (baritone)

Spend an evening at Downton Abbey, in the company of John Lunn’s exquisite music for the globally popular TV series and films…

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

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