All London's live music

The Baroque Chamber Orchestra of London presents a programme of Mozart, Handel and Bach.

Chineke! Orchestra and Voices present the world premiere of Stewart Goodyear’s Life, Life, Life, along with music by Berlioz and the UK premiere of Garcia’s Requiem.

Musicians from the Royal Northern College of Music

Traverse the austere musical landscapes of The Last of Us as Gustavo Santaolalla’s soundtrack is brought to life in an unforgettable concert.

Repertoire

• Gustavo Santaolalla: Music from The Last of Us arr. Robert Kurdybacha

Gather your party to enter the Forgotten Realms as the epic Baldur’s Gate 3 soundtrack is performed live in concert.

Repertoire

• Borislav Slavov: Music from Baldur's Gate 3

Soundhub composers Amy Crankshaw, Delyth Field, Luke Mombrea and Jasmine Morris present fresh and exciting new works developed in collaboration with LSO Discovery.

A century ago, Olympic sprinter and Christian missionary Eric Liddell refused to compete in his favoured 100 metre race because it was held on a Sunday. Instead, he competed in the 400 metres… and won.

The foundations for the 1981 film Chariots of Fire were formed...

Three of today’s finest musicians join together for the entirety of Brahms’s output for the piano trio genre: three very different works from various periods of his creativity, all of which qualify, in their own ways, as masterpieces.

Rachmaninoff’s exploration in 24 variations of Niccolo Paganini’s Caprice for solo violin delights us with some of the 20th Century’s most memorable and evocative melodies.

Dive into the magic of music at this interactive children’s workshop led by musicians from the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.

RCM string players are in the spotlight for the ever-popular annual Super String Sunday.
From soloists to large ensembles, experience breathtaking performances from across
the Faculty.

Dive into the magic of music at this interactive children’s workshop led by musicians from the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.

Dive into the magic of music at this interactive children’s workshop led by musicians from the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.

Miniatures by Berio and Maderna, introduced and performed live by virtuoso instrumentalists and singers from the Guildhall School of Music & Drama.

New Sussex Opera present a rare chance to see this masterpiece of English comic opera performed with a traditional period orchestra.

Martyn Brabbins, the BBC Symphony Orchestra and the BBC Singers launch an evening-long odyssey through the music of Dallapiccola, Maderna, Nono and Berio.

free lunchtime concerts

Belcea players join forces with two other exceptional instrumentalists for Brahms’s two works in string sextet form, the first composed in 1860; the second – a work that includes a brief reference to Agathe von Siebold, to whom the composer had been engaged a few years previously – in 1864-5.

Hear the sounds of a revolution as Aurora Orchestra performs Beethoven’s Eroica Symphony from memory.

The Musicians’ Company presents award-winning young artists the Mithras Piano Trio and Olivia Gandee, horn, with pianist Iain Clarke.

Hauser premieres his Classic II album plus some Classic favourites with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at the Hall this Spring.

Alexandre Kantorow joins the Philharmonia Orchestra in Liszt’s Piano Concerto No.2, an uninterrupted 20 minutes of poetry in music, brimming with intense emotions.

Repertoire

• Liszt: Piano Concerto No.2 in A
• Interval
• Bruckner: Symphony No.9 (vers. 2000, ed. Cohrs)

Martyn Brabbins takes the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Chorus on an adventure that spans oceans – from a majestic choral masterwork from 19th century Brazil to Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition.

The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra’s much-loved Film Music Gala is back! A brand new programme awaits you, dedicated entirely to the music of your favourite hero and superhero films – all performed within the magnificent surroundings of the Royal Albert Hall.

Aristocrat, murderer and composer of extraordinary music hundreds of years ahead of its time – join for an exploration of the 16th-century Prince of Venosa and Count of Conza, Carlo Gesualdo.