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Drop into the Museum over your lunch break to enjoy polished chamber performances amongst a beautiful collection of historic artefacts and instruments.

As part of the Festival of Welsh Music in London, talented up-and-coming instrumentalists perform for a place in the final of this brand new competition to find and herald some of the best Welsh instrumental talent.

Explore a programme blending old and new; some of Schubert’s most beloved songs sit alongside new works by up-and-coming British composer Edward Picton-Turbervill.

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Brought to you by CityMusic Promotions, enjoy a spectacular series piano recital including all of Debussy's outstanding preludes for piano in the beautiful candlelit setting of St Mary le Strand in London.

Concert 7: Sonata No.3

Celebrate the end of the week with a pre-dinner (6.30pm) or post-dinner (9pm) performance of Chopin, complete with a complimentary champagne reception (served from 30mins before). ​

A wonderful evening of choral singing as guest choirs show off their repertoires, whilst the finalists of the London Welsh Young Instrumentalist competition perform for judges to select a winner. The judges for the evening are: Owain Arwel Hughes CBE, Dr Rhiannon Mathias and Meurig Bowen.

From the depths to the stars; from romance to tragedy: Dima Slobodeniouk pairs Prokofiev’s Romeo and Juliet with Lili Boulanger’s mighty shout of hope and praise.

David Garrett has continually enchanted the music world with his brilliant violin variations.

Mozart – Overture to The Marriage of Figaro
Vivaldi – The Four Seasons
Vaughan Williams – The Lark Ascending

Ensemble Fioritura’s concert explores evolving cultural perspectives on gender identity and queer life by juxtaposing two newly composed song cycles—each featuring six sonnets by Shakespeare and 2021 National Poetry Competition winner Eric Yip.

Brought to you by CityMusic Promotions, enjoy an exceptional performance of some of the greatest classical and romantic works for piano by renowned concert pianists.

Four talented blind musicians come together under the direction of Indian multi-instrumentalist and composer Baluji Shrivastav.

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.

Celebrate Gujarat’s folk traditions with Symphony of Gujarat, a performance reimagining Gujarati music with a Western classical orchestra.

Conducted by Sir Karl Jenkins, Owain Arwel Hughes CBE and Dr Edward-Rhys Harry, this Gala concert features an array of premiere performances of choral works by much-loved Welsh composers as well as a rarely heard masterpiece from the Welsh repertoire.

The sitar player plays music from her album ATMA, alongside some of the finest Indian classical and jazz musicians in the UK today.

In their programme, ‘Folk Reflections: Songwriters Through the Centuries’, award-winning tenor Laurence Kilsby and pianist Harry Baker bring together the evocative storytelling of classical composers and folk songwriters.

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.

A new piece of gig theatre from the musician and artist explores the history of Asian immigration and invites us to reflect on our own stories of belonging.

Spend your Sunday morning relaxing to the music of Rameau, Caplet, Hasselmans and more, performed by harpist Liza Rakovska in the Elgar Room.

A hot drink and a pastry are included in the price.

Experience a new choral work by the acclaimed composer, blurring the lines between Indian and Western classical music.

Resident Quartet at Kings Place, and Conway Hall favourites, the distinguished Piatti Quartet are widely renowned for their ‘profound music making’ (The Strad) and their ‘lyrical warmth’ (BBC Music Magazine).

Showpieces for the orchestra meet a dazzling concerto, brimming with characteristic Stravinsky flair and melody.

Performed by one of its outstanding interpreters, Boulez’s uncompromising Livre pour quatuor is at the heart of a centenary tribute to the composer referencing Webern, Bach, and impassioned Debussy.