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If you like piano music and are curious to discover new works that are not often performed, then this concert is for you.If you want to experience classical music in a new, personal, and unconventional way, then you should definitely come.

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Join us for this wonderful programme which explores some of the great works by Mozart and Haydn.

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

Big questions asked in a big piece – Gustav Mahler’s glorious Resurrection Symphony – as the LSO celebrates Michael Tilson Thomas’ 80th birthday.

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Get under the skin of Stravinsky’s The Firebird as it's deconstructed and reassembled by Aurora Orchestra, presenter Tom Service, and conductor Nicholas Collon.

An all-Beethoven lunchtime concert puts the LSO Wind Ensemble in the spotlight, giving them a chance to show off their virtuosity in this lively and tuneful repertoire.

Nefeli Erma Maliali | Piano
Ronojit Bhuyan | Piano

TIPPETT Fanfare No 2 (for the Four Corners)

HOLBORNE arr Roger Harvey The Fairie Round

JUDITH BINGHAM The Snows Descend

PURCELL arr Eric Crees The Fairy Queen (Excerpts)

IVES arr Eric Crees Variations on ‘America’

The critically acclaimed Classical Concert series for Baby and You founded by concert pianist and mum, Miaomiao Yu. Classical music, feeding, crying, dancing and nappy changing. Be amazed at how your child will love Bach, Beethoven and Brahms.

Enjoy an exceptional performance of a selection of Beethoven's musch-loved piano trios. Set in the beautiful candlelit location of St Mary Le Strand, London, it's a hugely appealing programme designed to help you celebrate the weekend in style!

⭐ New Classical Stars on The Strand offers an outstanding musical experience as part of the Strand Rising Stars Series, featuring some of the brightest young talents in the piano world.

Members of the Philharmonia Orchestra present two engaging works for wind quintet in this free early evening concert, part of their series Nordic Soundscapes.

Melody without end: Christian Tetzlaff plays Beethoven and Sebastian Weigle conducts Rachmaninov with one of Japan’s finest orchestras.

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

Pianist Dina Duisen brings together some of her most talented friends to create a mini-festival of concerts over two evenings.

Principal Guest Conductor Marin Alsop and singer Sasha Cooke join the Philharmonia Orchestra to delve into the rich emotional world of Gustav and Alma Mahler.

Make lunchtime musical with a free bite-size concert, featuring The Guildhall Jazz Singers, a one-to-a part vocal group specializing in jazz classics, gospel and pop songs and music created for and by the group’s members.

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

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Trevor Pinnock returns to conduct Brahms’ Variations on a Theme by Haydn, followed by Mendelssohn’s immensely successful third symphony celebrating Scottish landscape and history, which premiered in Leipzig in 1842 in the presence of Queen Victoria.

Susana Gilardoni Mirski returns to St Paul's Church for her Autumn recital. Susana performs an eclectic mix of classical music, drawn from across the globe. The accompanist is David Smith.

Take time out this lunchtime for a performance by Trinity Laban students in the beautiful surroundings of the Old Royal Naval College Chapel.

Works by Johann Ludwig Krebs, Anthoni van Noordt, Mathieu Lanes, Alexandre Pierre-François Boëly and René Louis Becker at our free lunchtime recital.