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Dev Hynes, best known for his genre-blending work as Blood Orange, is bringing an exclusive in the round residency to Alexandra Palace Theatre this November.

A unique choral spectacle closes LFBM 2025, transferring from the Palace of Versailles to Smith Square Hall, Westminster, for its only London tour date.

Les Fauristes & Friends Festival

WHO DOES SHE THINK SHE IS?!
The stories of my story.

Composed during the final year of his life and left unfinished at the time of his death

The Carice Singers celebrate Arvo Pärt’s 90th birthday with a program of his most mesmerizing choral works, showcasing his signature blend of purity, stillness, and profound spirituality.

The Outcry Ensemble is very proud that this special event, the day before Remembrance Sunday, is in collaboration with the Royal British Legion. We would like to encourage all concert goers to make a donation to this wonderful charity and support the work they do for Veterans.

The great James Ehnes joins the London Philharmonic Orchestra for Beethoven’s serene Violin Concerto, before John Adams’ choral symphony Harmonium raises the roof.

A Multisensory Concert Experience for Deafblind Audiences

French ensemble Marguerite Louise in collaboration with Jenny Sealey, a British theatre director, advocating accessibility of arts.

Superstar saxophonist Kezia Colton and the RCMJD Saxophone Quartet showcase an exciting, uplifting programme of works by Rachmaninov, Piazzola, Pedro Iturralde and more.

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

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

Join us for another in our series of free Sunday recitals featuring up and coming musicians.

Free attendance, donations encouraged

One of today’s great musical communicators sweeps us into the sublime in three favourites of the orchestral repertoire with the Philharmonic Orchestra.

A French music feast – Alkan, Debussy, Ravel – from a rising-star pianist known for her intelligent musicianship and winning new audiences through social media.

Experience choral brilliance and rhythmic mastery in this exceptional performance from Colin Currie & The King’s Singers, set in the intimate and acoustically rich surroundings of Hall One

To book for each recital, please click on the link of the date you are interested in. All performances take place on a Sunday afternoon.

Immerse yourself in a kaleidoscope of sounds and cross-genre experimentation at this radiant celebration of voices from the UK’s contemporary music scene.

Manchester Collective is a Southbank Centre Resident Artist for Classical Music: Autumn/Winter 2025/26.

Conway Hall is delighted to welcome Impromptu Trio for a concert of classical favourites.

Dev Hynes, best known for his genre-blending work as Blood Orange, is bringing an exclusive in the round residency to Alexandra Palace Theatre this November.

André J Thomas celebrates the power of American gospel music, alongside the LSO and over 250 voices from communities across London.

Rimma Sushanskaya conducts Mozart’s Requiem, his final work, one of the most revered pieces in the classical repertoire.

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

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

Dev Hynes, best known for his genre-blending work as Blood Orange, is bringing an exclusive in the round residency to Alexandra Palace Theatre this November.

Academy duos present an evening of song exploring the passage of time. The programme traces the arc of a single day as a reflection of life’s seasons, moving from ‘Silent noon’ (Vaughan Williams) to Gurney’s ‘All night under the moon’ and Britten’s ‘At the mid hour of night’.

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